Stephen Curry is undoubtedly one of the most popular players in the NBA today. Proof of this is his growing fanbase and the sales of his jersey, which has been consistently at the top of the list of most sold each season. However, for one of his fans, he did the ultimate act of admiration for him.

In what could be his ultimate achievement as a mountain climber, Nimatenji Sherpa took to his Twitter account after successfully reaching the summit at Mt. Everest for the seventh time. But instead of posing with his country's flag, like what most climbers do, he proudly showed off the reigning back-to-back MVP's jersey, which he brought with him throughout the expedition.

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The fan's act certainly shows how much Curry has an effect on him. Not only is he a good basketball player, but someone that others also look up to as a person.

Should the Warriors win the championship this year, it will interesting to see what his fans will do to honor him for his second ring. One thing that's certain at this point though is that what Sherpa did is very hard to top.