Fans including tennis legend Roger Federer had to do a double take after a Steve Kerr lookalike was spotted courtside during the Golden State Warriors’ game on March 9.
The San Antonio Spurs were dominating the Warriors on their home floor for the entire game en route to their 126-113 victory. Stephen Curry was also out with an ankle injury.
As Golden State struggled to hold the attention of over 18,000 in attendance at the Chase Center, the Kerr doppelganger, seated along the baseline, quickly became the topic of conversation.
The fan strikingly resembled the Warriors head coach down to the nine, from his haircut to his clean-shaven pronounced facial structure. He even had a run-in with Federer, whoNBAfans later made viral with a string of hilarious reactions on social media.
Steve Kerr doppelganger wows Roger Federer & announcers
Cameras panned to the spectator, named Steve Gillis, conversing with other attendees.The crew calling the gamestopped and touched on the glaring likeness to Kerr.
They hilariously stated that the fan looked “more like Steve than Steve.”
“He looks more like Steve than Steve.“The crew reacts to the Steve Kerr lookalike 🤣pic.twitter.com/3IApUZChIv
Gillis also stole Federer’s attention andtook a selfie with the 20-time Grand Slam winner. After the game, he spoke withFox Sports’ Melissa Rohlinand detailed their encounter.
“Roger looks at me and says, ‘Let’s take a picture,” Gillis said. “He takes three selfies with me. And then he pats me on the shoulder and says, ‘Thanks.’ The fact that he was so gracious and nice about it, I’m thinking, ‘I wonder if he knew I wasn’t Steve Kerr?’”
Roger Federer took a selfie with a Steve Kerr doppelganger at a recent Warriors game in San Francisco 😂(📸: Steve Gillis, h/t@melissarohlin)pic.twitter.com/jD32ut5Kyk
Fans on X had clever remarks about the latest lookalike to take over the Warriors’ home arena.
That’s Jon Gruden cosplaying as Steve Kerr.
Shoulda let this guy coach tonight
Gillis joins “Fake Klay Thompson” as the second Golden State fan that created waves on social media for their uncanny resemblance to Warriors members.
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