Curry celebrates eliminating the Rockets! Zhu Meng posted a photo of Shin Kyung falling to the ground, crazy mocking Dillon for turning his head and leaving after being eliminated

On May 7, several Warriors players updated their social media to celebrate the first round of elimination of the Rockets. Curry's dynamics attracted praise from Davis, Westbrook and others. Zhumeng posted photos of Shin Kyung falling to the ground. Zhumeng madly mocked Dillon in the show and turned around and left after being eliminated.

This year, the Warriors led 3-1 and lost two consecutive games, winning away games in the tiebreak. In the end, the Warriors eliminated the Rockets 4-3 in the first round, and the No. 7 seed eliminated the No. 2 seed to create the Black Seven Wonders. The Warriors refused to turn the tables and create history. They will fight the Timberwolves in the Western Conference semi-finals.

According to statistics, the average number of viewers in the Warriors and Rockets tiebreak is 6.6 million, making it the highest-rated first-round tiebreak since 2009. The ratings of the first round of the NBA playoffs rose by 4%, with an average viewership of 3.3 million.

Today Curry updated his social media, posting many photos of the same field with the Rockets players, and the scene of the celebration of the Hugging Dreams Hilde, as well as the scene of hugging and kissing Ayesha. The caption reads: Four victories have been won, ready to face the next challenge, stay focused, Warriors Kingdom.

NBA players such as Butler, Davis, Westbrook, and Schroeder gave Curry a thumbs up.

Zhongmeng Green also posted several photos of the arena, including a picture of Shin Kyung lying on the floor, with the caption: The first round is completed, and the next round is about to begin.

Zhunting about Dillon in the podcast, he said: "After the game, he (Dillon Brooks) left without shaking hands with anyone. Man, since you have admitted that you want to hurt Stephen (Curry), OK, that's OK, that's all on the court. But you want to play that role and want to be the villain. But you can't face reality like a coward after losing."

"You can't do this because it will lose the respect of many people. Look at Tari Ethan, I like his way of playing very much. After that (tieth) game, I was in him. I found him before leaving, and I was still a distance away from him, and I said, ‘I like how you play’ and so on. So, can’t you be a person like Dillon, and if you lose the series, you will lose the respect of many people in the league. When you mention this series in the future, there will be no benefit to Dillon Brooks because there are not so many players on the court to respect him. When you are in a team that wants to win the championship, there is no benefit to doing this. You want to compete in such a high-level playoffs, but you end up being unrestrained, which is not good for your team.” Green said.

"So, again, there are many players in this round of series that have received my respect, but... Tari Ethan, I especially like this young guy, he must not learn from Dillon."

continued: "In my career, I only lost the series once and left. It was lost to the Cavaliers in 2016. I walked back to the locker room and sat there, still misty, and couldn't believe the fact that we lost. But then I realized that I went back, shook hands with the opponent's players one by one, congratulated them, and then I left again. So... don't do it like him (Dillon), don't."

Hilder revealed in an interview: I told Dillon Brooks, I'll send you home, and I'll send you home again.

In the tiebreak, Hilder became the super hero of the Warriors' winning goal. He made 12 of 15 shots and 9 of 11 three-pointers and scored the highest 33 points in the game. He also had 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks and 1 steal. The plus or minus value + 17 is the highest in the game. He made 9 three-pointers and surpassed the Rockets.