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Las Vegas Aces A’ja Wilson was named MVP of the WNBA again, and she made the history of the League with her latest prize.
Wilson became the first player in WNBA history to win the MVP Prize four times, beating the leader of Minnesota Lynx, Napheesa Collier, to claim consecutive honors.
The league announced that Wilson had obtained 51 votes in first place and 657 points, ending in front of the necklace, which had 18 votes in first place and 534 points.
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The Las Vegas Aces Center A’ja Wilson (22) reacts to a Fould during the second half of the second round game for the WNBA 2025 qualifiers against the Seattle storm at the Climate Pledge Arena on September 16, 2025. (Stephen Brashear / Imagn Images)
The Phoenix striker Mercury Alyssa Thomas (third place, three votes of first place, 391 points), the dream guard of Atlanta Allisha Gray (fourth place, 180 points) and the fever goalkeeper of the Indiana Kelsey Mitchell (fifth place, 93 points) completed the top five.
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Wilson joined Elite Company last season after winning his third MVP, just becoming the fourth player to do so, with Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie and Lauren Jackson. She was also only the second player to be won unanimously, joining Cynthia Cooper.
Wilson, 29, has been dominant since entering the League. She won her first MVP trophy in 2020 and her second in 2022.
A’ja Wilson (22) from Las Vegas Aces goes to the basket against TEMI Fagbenle of Indiana Fever (14) during the second half of a WNBA basketball match on Wednesday September 11, 2024, in Indianapolis. (AP photo / Darron cummings)
“As everything is said and done, she will be the biggest to do so,” said head coach Becky Hammon, in ESPN. “Four [MVPs] already said that it is. In a league that continued to improve, it continues to improve. “”
This season, Wilson led the League in points (23.4 per game) and in blocks (2.3), while making an average of 10.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists. She was also appointed co-defensive player of the year alongside the Lynx star, Alanna Smith.
“You look at poetry in motion. You look at history,” said Hammon. “And she is only 29 years old. She could win four others when she is over.”
Las Vegas Aces Center a’ja Wilson (22) famous after a 3 pointer in the second half against the sparks of Los Angeles in Crypto.com Arena on September 11, 2025. (Jayne Kamin-Ocea / Imagn Images)
Wilson seeks to add another WNBA title to its curriculum vitae after obtaining its fourth MVP. The aces will be faced with fever in the semi-finals of the playoffs, which begin on Sunday.
