Anyone who could question A’ja Wilson or react absurdly to the superstar forward’s comment, then it’s only Chelsea Gray. The Las Vegas Aces guard had been with the LV side since 2021 and led them to two WNBA championships alongside the towering forward.
While the USC star was talking about preparing for the games, the 32-year-old guard lost her control and was in shock at her teammates’ answer. Gray, who recently surpassed her former teammate Kelsey Plum in the Aces’ all-time assists list, exclaimed, “That’s going to go viral.”
Chelsea Gray Stunned By A’ja Wilson’s Answer
Since the All-Star break, the 6-foot-4 star had been in blistering form. Recording double-double performances on a nightly basis. As per ‘X’ post by WNBA, she even became the first player to score 30+ points and grab 20+ rebounds in a single game. Everyone was impressed by her performances, and an interviewer asked about her preparations for such games.
“I just told myself at the All-Star break that let the game come to me, it’s gonna be then it’s gonna be. If I try hard to force it, because I want this win so bad for my team. It’s like forcing a fart, all you get is sh—,” Wilson said in a postgame interview.
A'ja Wilson on letting the game come to her instead of forcing things:
— Underdog WNBA (@UnderdogWNBA) August 16, 2025
"It's like forcing a fart. All you get is shit."pic.twitter.com/F4fxWhSmAI
Chelsea Gray, sitting with the MVP, was shocked by her last lines and said, “That’s gonna go viral. I’m so sorry.”
Wilson scored 30 points in her recent game against the Phoenix Mercury, winning the game for her side. The Aces lost just one of seven games in August and now occupy fifth place in the league standings.
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A’ja Wilson In MVP Conversation Again
At the Start of the season, Napheesa Collier was the runaway winner for the WBA MVP accolade. Phee’s injury halted her excellent season while the Aces’ forwards found the form at the perfect time.
With back-to-back 30+ point performances, the 29-year-old forward now averages 22.3 points in the league. Moreover, her outstanding scoring spree helped her side rack up wins and climb up the standings from a near-impossible qualification scenario.
Leading the league in blocks, she set a new block record in the 2025 season. The reigning MVP also stands second in points and rebounds average this season, putting up a solid challenge for the MVP race once again. If she continues to dominate the games like this, she will once again win the MVP accolade for the record fourth time.