"This is why Vegas is sold out all season": WNBA fans laud A'ja Wilson after 33-point double-double sees Aces crush Dream

Las Vegas Aces superstar A'ja Wilson put in another strong display on Friday in a bid for a WNBA MVP award on a unanimous decision. The 27-year-old Wilson filled the stat sheet in the Aces' dominant 84-70 win over the Atlanta Dream at the Gateway Center Arena at College Park.

The reigning WNBA Finals MVP exploded with a sizzling performance and led Las Vegas to another victory this season. A'ja Wilson's all-round masterclass was captivating as she dominated on both ends of the floor and registered a huge double-double.

The two-time league MVP scored 33 points on 13-of-23 shooting from the field, including 3-of-4 from beyond the arc. Wilson was a menace on the boards as she grabbed 18 rebounds, including two boards on the offensive end.

The two-time Defensive Player of the Year was a force to be reckoned with on the defensive end on Friday. A'ja Wilson recorded three steals and five blocks in 37:20 minutes on the floor.

Hoops fans were in awe after Wilson put on a stupendous all-round performance. The netizens lauded A'ja Wilson as she continued to dominate in the ongoing season of the WNBA.

One of the fans deemed Wilson as the primary reason why fans are filling up the arena in Las Vegas.

"This why Vegas is sold out all season."

Numerous fans crowned Wilson as the greatest of all time and the best player in women's basketball.

"Goat doing goat thing," wrote one fan.

"Best women’s basketball player today," commented another X user.

"This the real face of the league but y’all not ready for that convo," opined another fan.

Astounded by Wilson's historic performances, a couple of fans marveled at the 2-time WNBA champion's unrivaled skillset.

"This woman is just disgusting at hoops. What a privilege to watch her dominate like this," a fan wrote.

"She might have the greatest center peak in nba/wnba history," commented another fan.

A record-breaking season for A'ja Wilson

A'ja Wilson has been on a mission this season. She leads the league in scoring and blocking shots while occupying second place in rebounds. Wilson is averaging 27.1 points, 11.6 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game.

Wilson is breaking records and minting new ones at a rapid speed. On Friday, Wilson became the first player to average 30 points and 15 rebounds over a four-game stretch.

The 27-year-old also became the first player to register a stat line of 30+ points, 15+ rebounds, 5+ blocks, and 3+ steals in a WNBA game.

Wilson is among the three players averaging a double-double in the month of July. The other two players are Cailtin Clark and Angel Reese. Wilson is by far the leading candidate to win the MVP award.