Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors was awfully glad his double-blunder against the Los Angeles Lakers missed the cut on Shaqtin' A Fool. The sharpshooter slipped while trying to throw down a dunk in transition, compounding that gaffe with an airball corner three in that same possession, showing that he's at least mortal in some sense of the word.

While this episode of Wipeout was featured in the show's Twitter account, it didn't make it into the weekly TV show featuring the worst of the worst.

“He’s my favorite player. I'm not doing it,” said Shaquille O'Neal during the show.

Curry even got a special intro nod during the show

“Hey Shaq, I appreciate you looking out for me, man. I know I got a Shaqtin' A Fool-worthy moment, but you said I was your favorite player in the league and I appreciate that support for not having me on it,” said Curry. “My whole goal when I was in the fast break on the open court was try to do what you did in The Meadowlands bringing the backboard down, but obviously it didn't work out.”

“I appreciate you looking out for me.”

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Shaq's co-panelists Kenny “The Jet” Smith and Charles Barkley did not approve of his choice to leave Curry out, but The Big Aristotle enforced his power as CEO of the segment to have the ultimate say on the matter.

‘Nuff said.