Steph Curry Files Trademark After Viral Olympic Moment

The 2024 Paris Olympics was one to remember for Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry.

Not only was it the first Olympic appearance of his career, but the gold medal game was one of his best performances ever, including all of his NBA games.

The 6-foot-2 guard from Davidson College scored 24 points in the final, and all of his baskets were from beyond the arc. Three of his 3-pointers came within the last two minutes of the game, securing Team USA the victory and the gold medal.

His final three-pointer was one to remember, hitting a heavily contested shot over two French defenders and then hitting them with his famous "night night" celebration.

On Tuesday, trademark attorney Josh Gerben revealed that Steph had filed trademark applications in the USA and Europe for the phrase "Nuit. Nuit," which is French for "Night. Night."

This comes shortly after Fanatics released a shirt with Curry's photo and the above phrase on it. By filing for this trademark, Curry is seeking the use of the term "Nuit. Nuit." for products related to his own personal brand.

Curry finished the Paris Games as the USA's leading scorer, averaging 14.8 points. He also set a new Olympic record for the most three-pointers made in a gold medal game.

For his play in Paris, Curry was named to the Olympics All-Star Five team, along with LeBron James, Victor Wembanyama, Nikola Jokic and Dennis Schroder. This achievement goes to the five best players throughout the entire Olympics.

Curry has played for the Warriors since 2009. During that time, he has won four NBA championships and two MVP awards. He was also named to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team, which is the top 75 players in NBA history.

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