Yabuselle talks about Olympic men s basketball final: Paris is like away game, but we force the strongest Curry

French men's basketball captain and Knicks new aid Abuselle recently talked about the men's basketball finals of the Paris Olympics in Brunson's podcast.

Abusele said: "We forced Curry out the strongest form, and they defeated us. I remember that everyone cried at the end, all bowed their heads, and I was walking around and holding each of them up. Because we should be proud that we made history in our hometown, we did lose the game, but we played no problem, at least we had a chance to win the championship at one time."

"It's crazy to be able to experience such things personally. First of all, the entire court is fans of the American men's basketball team, and we have to say it carefully. It's too outrageous, just like we are visiting teams. Because like the quarter-finals and semi-finals, no one will really pay attention to it, they are only willing to pay for the finals. So I think American men's basketball fans have already bought tickets to the finals because they know The U.S. men's basketball team will advance to the finals. That was the first time I saw in Paris that there were more fans of the visiting team than us. When Curry made those incredible goals, the whole game was screaming and cheering, and the scene was extremely crazy. "

"I remember I thought that every ball he shot would be short, but I don't know why. But when he made the three-pointer facing the defense of two people, I felt finished. He was completely activated. Let's call a timeout, or foul him quickly. Anyway, we have to do something, we need to disrupt his rhythm, and we really can't defend it."

" So it's really crazy to experience it myself, but when I look back, I feel like we forced them to perform the best. And in the end, the ending is decided, and we played a wonderful final."