Stephen Curry never ceases to amaze. The Golden State Warriors point guard had another incendiary performance on the NBA's biggest stage as they secured yet another championship for their dynasty.

Chef Curry cooked up 34 points, which looks ho hum considering who it's coming from, but his buckets were each more backbreaking than the next as the Celtics took blow after blow they could never recover from.

The Warriors star left his NBA peers thoroughly impressed. Washington Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma called him a savage, and for good reason.

Utah Jazz All-Star Donovan Mitchell was in disbelief by what he was seeing.

Stephen Curry's own brother knows just how “different” the Warriors star is.

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The rest of the NBA world was absolutely buzzing as Stephen Curry put on a show when his Warriors needed him the most.

The Golden State Warriors have now won another title, their fourth in the last eight seasons. It's their first since Kevin Durant departed three seasons ago and since Klay Thompson returned from his two years away from injury.

Even though they've been here before, the grind to get back to the NBA mountaintop was just as grueling. The Warriors went from the league's worst record two seasons ago to NBA champions once again.