The war of trolling messages between the self-proclaimed "Petty King" Steph Curry and a bar in Boston reached new heights Wednesday.
Game On!, the Boston bar in question, doubled and then tripled down on their trolling of Ayesha Curry. In between, Steph spoke to reporters about embracing the noise from opposing fan bases.
In response to Curry wearing an "Ayesha Curry CAN cook" shirt during his press conference after the Warriors' Game 5 on Monday, Game On! updated the sign outside their establishment to read "Ayesha Curry still can't cook."
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Game On! even made their own shirts, which read "Ayesha Curry can't cook," and are selling them for $20 each.
A few hours later, Game On!'s sign had a new message: "Steph saying his wife can cook is like your mother telling you you're handsome."
The whole saga began when the 2022 NBA Finals were in Boston last week. Game On! wrote "Ayesha Curry can't cook" on the sign outside the bar. But as the saying goes, Steph sees everything. After the Warriors won Game 4 at TD Garden and Game 5 back in San Francisco, he wore a custom shirt defending his wife's cooking ability to his postgame presser.
While speaking to reporters in Boston on Wednesday, Curry was asked by NBC Sports Bay Area's Monte Poole what he makes of all the back-and-forth.
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“I'm the petty king, so I know all about everything and I use it as entertainment and just have fun with it, because the more you're on the stage, the more you realize the attention that is on you, how much it means to each fan base, how much it means to the cities," Curry said. "So, you can't really be surprised by anything.”
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On their Instagram page, Game On! challenged the Currys to a cookoff at some point in the future (while also predicting the Celtics would win the series in seven games).
If things go Curry's way, he and Ayesha will return to Boston and bring the Warriors' most recent Larry O'Brien Trophy to Game On! for the cooking challenge.
That would be the ultimate last word.