The Las Vegas Aces progressed with a decisive 94-83 victory in Game 3 against the Indiana Fever. A’ja Wilson led the team with an impressive performance in front of the home crowd.

Wilson, a four-time league Most Valuable Player, demonstrated her skills with aggressive drives in the paint. She competed fiercely against Fever players, including All-Star Aliyah Boston, contributing significantly to points and rebounds. Wilson concluded the game with 36 points, 10 rebounds, two blocks, and an assist.

“So I put it behind me. I prayed a lot, I cried a lot, I talked to a lot of different people, and the amount of love that I received today and the amount of Bible verses I received today, it reminded me that I’m covered, so I can’t really worry about anything else. I’m so grateful to be surrounded by people that constantly lift me up,” Wilson said.

The game took place shortly after Wilson’s altercation with a fan during Game 2 in Indiana. In the fourth quarter of that game, Wilson confronted a fan who had pointed at her following a foul call on the Fever’s Sophie Cunningham. Wilson received a technical foul for leaving the court, and the fan was briefly escorted from their seat but returned after it was determined they hadn’t violated any rules.

The Fever released a statement about the incident investigation. On Thursday, ahead of Game 3, the league announced their decision after reviewing the situation. The WNBA confirmed no additional actions would be taken against Wilson.

Wilson is a strong contender for a fifth Most Valuable Player award based on her exceptional season. She also aims to lead her team toward a fourth championship title.

Following the Game 3 win, the Aces will face the winner of Friday night’s Game 3 between the Dallas Wings and Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Playoffs semifinals.