Watch: Steph Curry’s son Canon Curry’s bottle flip and fake handshake with “Dude Perfect” intern has Warriors star in stitches 

Steph Curry’s son, Canon Curry, has been known for his bottle flip skills, as seen in numerous social media posts from his family. He had one bottle-flipping session in a locker room, perfectly flipping the bottle to a rack in the locker room, impressing even his father.

In the video posted on X, Cannon was also seen faking a handshake with the YouTube show Dude Perfect’s intern Jackson Haltom, who tried to congratulate him on the trick.

Here is the clip.

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Late in the clip, the Golden State Warriors star was grinning after seeing his son impress spectators in the locker room.

Canon, who recently celebrated his seventh birthday on July 2, is Steph’s third-oldest child and first son with wife Ayesha Curry.

Canon, alongside other siblings, has been a constant supporter of Curry in his basketball career, as they are often seen with their mother on the Warriors' sidelines.

Steph Curry steered the Warriors to the second round of the playoffs in the 2024-2025 season, before losing to the Minnesota Timberwolves in five games. Curry injured his left hamstring in Game 1, causing him to miss the entire series.

Curry is expected to return for another shot at a title next season, along with co-star Jimmy Butler, who is set to have his first full year with the team.

Steph Curry quips on possibly playing with son Canon Curry in the NBA

Steph Curry watched how his former NBA Finals rival, LeBron James, played with his son Bronny last season with the LA Lakers. Joseph Bien-Kahn of GQ Sports asked the veteran about the possibility of him doing the same with his son, Canon.

"If they could set up a chair in the corner, and I only play offense," Curry, the all-time NBA three-point shooter, said. "I only shoot corner threes."

Canon will be eligible to join the NBA only in 2037, when Steph will be 49 years old, making it a far-fetched idea.

For now, Steph Curry sets his focus for his 17th season in the league as he looks to get another shot at an NBA title before his career winds down.

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