Aces celebrate 2nd WNBA championship and promise more are on the way

The Las Vegas Aces triumphantly clinched their second straight WNBA championship, marking an impressive streak in the league. A’ja Wilson, the Finals MVP, confidently declared, “We’re coming back for more!”

Achieving this rare feat of back-to-back titles, last accomplished in the WNBA 21 years ago, the Aces showed their prowess by outplaying the New York Liberty in a four-game series, reminiscent of their victory against the Connecticut Sun in 2022.

Team owner Mark Davis reflected, “Winning a title is challenging, but retaining it is even more so.” The team, from its management to its players, showcased a unified ambition to continue their dominance in the sport.

Kelsey Plum, the All-Star guard, swaggered onto the stage with a cigar, hinting at their relentless drive, while All-Star point guard Chelsea Gray echoed the sentiment of aiming for another title.

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Receiving fervent “MVP” chants, Wilson, despite her braced wrist, was celebrated for her exceptional skills. Aces’ coach Becky Hammon praised Wilson, comparing her unmatched talent to the greatest in both the NBA and WNBA, even hinting at her possibly being the best of all time.

This year, the championship parade carved a path down the Las Vegas Boulevard, culminating at the Toshiba Plaza outside T-Mobile Arena, a slight shift from the previous year due to ongoing preparations for the upcoming Formula One race.

Las Vegas, turning into a hub of champions, orchestrated its third parade in just over a year, including celebrations for the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights following their Stanley Cup win.

To top off the Aces’ celebrations, famed artist 2 Chainz delivered an electrifying performance post the team’s address.

Aces celebrate 2nd WNBA championship and promise more are on the way

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