The Las Vegas Aces are the current WNBA champions. They didn’t just win; they dominated. The franchise secured its third title in 2025, sweeping the Phoenix Mercury in a decisive 4–0 series victory.
At the center of this dynasty is A’ja Wilson. The star center has now won the league’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) award a record-setting four times. Her individual accolades span 2020, 2022, 2024, and 2025.
Wilson has been the engine behind the Aces’ success. She previously guided the team to WNBA championships in 2022 and 2023. This latest title adds to her legacy, cementing her status as the league’s most dominant force.
How A’ja Wilson Built Her Legacy
“The Aces’ star player is A’ja Wilson, a center who has won the league’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) award a record-setting four times.”
Wilson’s rise hasn’t been accidental. She started collecting MVPs early, taking home the honor in 2020. Two years later, she added another in 2022. The pattern continued in 2024 and again this season in 2025.
Her team success mirrors her individual dominance. The 2022 and 2023 titles were built on her foundation. Now, the 2025 championship completes a trio of championships for the franchise.
Why the 2025 Sweep Matters
The 2025 final against the Phoenix Mercury was a statement. A 4–0 sweep isn’t just a win; it’s a dismissal. The Aces didn’t just beat the Mercury; they proved their superiority.
This victory marks the third title for the Las Vegas Aces. It’s a franchise built on Wilson’s shoulders. The question isn’t if they can win. It’s whether anyone can stop them.
Wilson’s four MVPs highlight her consistency. She hasn’t just had good seasons. She’s had historic ones. The 2025 award fits right in with 2020, 2022, and 2024.
The Aces’ dominance is real. The Mercury didn’t stand a chance. The sweep was clean. The message was clear.
Wilson is the best player in the league. Her four MVPs prove it. The Aces are the best team. Their three titles prove it.
Where does this leave the rest of the league? The Aces are in a league of their own. The Mercury had no answer. The future looks like Las Vegas. And A’ja Wilson.
