WNBA: A

He's so good at the throne.

It was expected, almost written, but it remains for a while. Wilson was again elected MVP of WNBA. The icon of the Las Vegas Aces confirms its status as an essential player, a mixture of elegance, power and raw domination. More than just a trophy, it's an extra crown for the one who already marked his time and continues to redraw the match after the game.

1st 4x WNBA MVP ever@_ajawilson22 – IV ever to thee! pic.twitter.com/GiGOt4XSty

— South Carolina Womens Basketball (@GamecockWBB) September 21, 2025

A season for history

Wilson didn't just pile up the stats. She embodied what it means to be a franchise player. Its 25 average points, its permanent defensive impact and regularity carried Las Vegas in every storm. Where others have experienced air holes, it has never sloped. Always the first one to take the ball in hot moments, always the one his teammates watch when the pressure rises.

This season, WNBA saw young talent emerge, franchises surprise, but Wilson recalled that at the top there are places that are not easily shared. It dictated the rhythm, imposed its law in the racket, and showed that the title of MVP is not a pass price but a seal of domination.

A competitor... but above all a boss

We can talk about the other trophy contenders, from Breanna Stewart to Napheesa Collier, all incredible in their own way. But Wilson managed to put the bar a step above. Its versatility made comparisons almost unfair. Who can both slam 35 points one night and lock the opposing attacker the next day? She's that rare type of player who turns a game through her mere presence.

Coaches know it, defenses fear it: preparing an anti-Wilson plan is accepting to lose something else. Too fast for the big, too powerful for the smaller, it has become the impossible equation of the league.

The weight of an heir and a leader

Wilson is not just a star player. She is also a voice, a figure for WNBA. In a championship that is globalizing and winning in the exhibition, it embodies the perfect transition between tradition and modernity. A fierce competitor on the ground, but also a strong personality outside, capable of carrying messages, representing an entire generation of basketball players.

Her list of winners is already a legend: multiple champion, quadruple MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Olympic medallist... and she is only 29 years old. The story is still writing, and each season adds a line to a resume that already looks like a golden book.

Next? Even bigger

With this new MVP trophy, Wilson does not close one chapter, she opens another. The Aces are still running for the title, and nobody would dare bet against it. His reign is not an accident. It is an installed, assumed, almost natural domination. Obviously.

The WNBA is moving forward, the stars are multiplying, but for now, the league has a queen, and it's called A的ja Wilson. The throne goes too well for her to be imagined as a coward soon.