The Warriors came out on top, 120-117, thanks to a game-leading 37 points from Curry, including 12 straight points to end the game. In the midst, Curry gave Thompson an idea of what it's like to play him as an opponent instead of a teammate, with the veteran giving his former teammate some motivation during the game.

Klay Thompson enjoyed guarding former teammate Steph Curry, and mimicking his signature shimmy, in the Dallas Mavericks' loss to the Golden State Warriors.

Despite the shared history between the "Splash Brothers," what most failed to consider was Stephen Curry and Klay became the best shooting backcourt of all time primarily because of their intense competitive spirits.