A’ja Wilson just reminded everyone why she’s one of the WNBA’s most feared players on Tuesday night, leading the Las Vegas Aces to a dominant 90-71 win over the slumping Chicago Sky.

The Aces superstar delivered a performance that was nothing short of MVP-worthy, dismantling Chicago’s defense and leaving Angel Reese in her wake.

From the jump, Wilson made it clear who owned the court, both offensively and defensively. She was an absolute terror in the paint, making Reese’s night a nightmare.

One of Reese’s shots was swatted so hard by Wilson, it practically echoed through the arena.

Wilson, known for her dominance on both ends, racked up an impressive stat line that left no room for debate. With 30 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocks, she was in total control, hitting 10-of-19 from the field like it was a walk in the park. This wasn’t just a win-it was a statement.

Fans on social media were buzzing over Wilson’s brutal block on Reese. One fan wrote, “A’ja Wilson is unreal man! What a ridiculous block on Angel Reese ,” while another chimed in, “A’ja Wilson bullying Angel Reese. That’s not very nice .”

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Another fan didn’t hold back, saying, “Easiest block of her career,” while yet another noted, “Just MVP doing MVP things.” Clearly, Wilson’s impact wasn’t going unnoticed in the online world either.

Angel Reese stuns in bold and confident look at Las Vegas showdown

Despite the loss, Reese managed to make her mark on the game with 12 points and a solid 16 rebounds. However, her efficiency was nowhere near Wilson’s, as she struggled to find her shot, going just 4-for-12 from the field. It wasn’t for lack of trying, but Wilson’s presence made it a tough night for the rookie.

The Aces are cruising, already locking in a playoff spot with their record now sitting at 21-12. Meanwhile, the Chicago Sky continue their free fall, now on a seven-game losing streak and staring down the barrel of an 11-22 record. If anyone needed a reminder of who runs the WNBA, A’ja Wilson just gave it to them.