The Las Vegas Aces fell short of their mission to win three straight titles last season after bowing to the New York Liberty in the semifinals in the playoffs. A third consecutive ring would've been the ideal ending to A'ja Wilson's stellar campaign,

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson was honored as one of Time Magazine's Women of the Year on Thursday, and sat down with the publication for a wide-ranging interview alongside another honoree, United States Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles.

Wilson and USA Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles were paired for a conversation with Time coming off a year where women’s sports received “unprecedented attention and surging attention.” The interview covered Wilson and Chiles’ thoughts on the growth of women’s sports, how they handle the spotlight and more.

Following their trailblazing performances in the past year, highlighted by the 2024 Paris Olympics, Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson and UCLA gymnast Jordan Chiles were featured on the cover of Time magazine's annual "Women of the Year" issue.

Wilson won her third WNBA MVP award and also helped lead the U.S. women's basketball team to an eighth straight Olympic gold medal. The 28-year-old also published a best-selling book, "Dear Black Girls," and became the first Black WNBA player since 2010 to have a signature shoe.

TIME Magazine has recognized Las Vegas Aces MVP A'ja Wilson as part of its annual Women of the Year issue.The magazine on Thursday announced 13 selections for t

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