Steph Curry: Injury| Update today| Net Worth| Height

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Injury — Latest Update

Recently, Stephen Curry exited a game against the Houston Rockets with a right quadriceps contusion and is scheduled for an MRI to assess the injury.
This comes after earlier in 2025 when Curry suffered a pelvic contusion following a fall — medical scans revealed no structural damage, easing fears of a major long-term issue.
At the time, he was expected to be re-evaluated after a short rest, and there was optimism he would return soon.
The Warriors and fans will be watching closely to see how the quadriceps injury — a muscle-area injury — recovers, as a return depends on MRI results and his healing progress.

(If you want: I can also check timelines — when he might return, depending on injury severity.)

As of 2025, Stephen Curry’s net worth is widely reported to be around US$156 million.
His wealth comes not just from NBA salary (he signed a major contract extension in 2024), but also from endorsements, business ventures — including his production company Unanimous Media — and off-court income sources.
Over his long career, these earnings plus smart investments and business moves have made him one of the richest athletes globally.

Stephen Curry stands at 1.88 metres (6 feet 2 inches).
According to his official profile, he weighs around 83 kg.
Despite not being among the tallest in the NBA, Curry’s exceptional shooting, ball-handling, and basketball IQ have made him one of the most dominant guards in history.

Curry’s recent injuries — first pelvic contusion, now quadriceps — highlight the physical toll of a long NBA career, especially at age 37. Recovery and management become more critical.
His net worth and off-court ventures illustrate how elite athletes today leverage on-court fame into lasting wealth and legacy.
His height and playing style challenge the stereotype that NBA success demands exceptional height — Curry has shown skill + precision can overcome that.

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