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TEAM USA star Anthony Edwards has always been confident in his ability.
And a new behind-the-scenes video from the Paris Olympics has revealed that it extends beyond the court.
Teammate Stephen Curry tried to set up a challenge between Edwards and the American table tennis team.
"They said they could smack you 21 nothing," Curry said in a social media post shared by Team USA.
"I got some people here that say they gonna beat me in ping-pong, 21-0," Edwards said.
"I don't believe it, I don't believe it. I'm not having it. I'm not having it. Eleven to zero, I'm scoring one point.
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"Okay. How? When’re we going to do that? Whenever."
Fans were not quite as confident in Edwards' abilities.
"Ant Man about to get DESTROYED in table tennis by these ladies, no doubt about it," replied one fan.
"Live stream this on @X and give the people the matchup they need to see," added a second.
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"He can dunk on them though," commented another.
"These ladies aren't aware that Ant is the best at everything," a fourth joked.
Edwards made his Olympic debut today as Team USA took on Serbia.
He came on after just two minutes as Joel Embiid was hooked following a slow start.
A star-studded Team USA roster was trailing 10-2 at that point and fans were happy to see Edwards involved.
"LMAO we all know Jokic is cooking Embiid. AD should have started anyway," posted one.
"Kerr, stop making Embiid at starting center happen. Blud isn’t built for the Olympics," added another.
USA basketball Olympic schedule
Men
July 28, 11.15am ET - USA vs Serbia, NBC
July 31, 3pm ET - USA vs South Sudan, USA Network
August 3, 11.15am ET - USA vs Puerto Rico, NBC
Women
July 29, 3pm ET, USA vs Japan, USA Network
August 1, 3pm ET, USA vs Belgium, USA Network
August 4, 11.15am ET USA vs Germany, USA Network
Kevin Durant finally made his first appearance for the USA basketball team this summer.
And his return was welcomed after missing all five exhibition games in Las Vegas, Abu Dhabi and London.
The scoring powerhouse had been out with a calf strain.
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But NBC broadcasters Noah Eagle and Dwyane Wade revealed he had returned to practice this week.
"He brings a different dynamic to this team that nobody has seen in this tournament," Wade added.