Stephen Curry Loses One-On-One to a Little Kid in the Philippines

This isn't Stephen Curry's first time losing to a little kid. Earlier this year, Curry lost a three-point contest to a 10-year-old girl (according to Sporting News), and now, the sports star lost again -- this time in a one-on-one game to another little kid while on his trip to the Philippines with Under Armor's UA Roadshow.

According to Yahoo Sports, as Stephen Curry, the reigning NBA Champion and MVP, continues on Under Armor's "UA Roadshow," his first stop was in Manila, Philippines. While there, Curry attended a press conference, displayed his dancing skills, which he acquired with this help of his daughter, Riley Curry, showed off some of his dunking skills and got schooled by a little kid in a one-on-one game.

On Friday, Curry took to Twitter to express his excitement of visiting the country for the first time:

What’s going on Manila??????????? The #UARoadshow is finally here. Can’t wait to see you guys and have some fun today.

— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) September 5, 2015

He also met with Daniel Padilla, a Filipino actor/singer, making his dream come true:

I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS.. @StephenCurry30 Thank you.. #GodisGood pic.twitter.com/LrV0GlSP3q — Daniel Padilla (@imdanielpadilla) September 5, 2015

When Curry took the UA Roadshow to the basketball court, Curry showed off his dance moves: the "Nae Nae" and the "Whip" (which he claimed he learned from his daughter, Riley!) On Riley's 3^rd birthday, her mom, Ayesha Curry, uploaded a video of Riley doing the "Nae Nae" dance along with the "Whip."

Curry then put on a dunking exhibition (which is awfully similar to what LeBron James did last month while in the Philippines, according to Complex Magazine). You have to admit, his dunk really was quite impressive: a 360 twist, dunk and one arm hang!

Before he headed to the court, Curry was at the press conference and this is when he made some big claims about taking home the NBA Championship again next season. Ironically, he managed to lose in a one-on-one game with a little kid while on court shortly after making that statement! We guess that is what he meant when he said he has to "be a better player going into the next season."

You can watch Stephen lose in a one-on-one to a little kid below: