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A’ja Wilson is showing off her new hairstyle following the Las Vegas Aces winning their third championship in four years.
Wilson, along with teammates Jackie Young, Jewell Loyd, and Chelsea Gray, appeared on [Good Morning America’ where they spoke about sweeping the Phoenix Mercury.
Robin Roberts began by asking Wilson how it felt to hit the game-winning shot in Game 3.
“I mean, it’s all a part of the game. Those are the moments that you live for in the Finals, So when that opportunity came, I knew I was ready,” Wilson said. “The biggest thing was just seeing the basketball just go through the hoop and see my teammates embrace me. And it was truly a special moment.”
Roberts then complimented Wilson on her short hairstyle.
“That’s truly a special thing. I like the look there A’ja. You looking good,” Roberts said as Wilson smiled and modeled her new look.
As the conversation went on, Young spoke about the team’s resilience.
“There were a lot of ups and downs this year. This is obviously a different kind of season for us, to end up champs. But the word that we’ve been using is just resilience. I think that’s what our team showed this year,” Young said. “After that 53 point loss, we were able to string together 17 wins and get into a good spot for the playoffs.
Gray is enjoying her second championship this year after winning the inaugural Unrivaled title.
“It’s been crazy. Just like what Jackie said, it’s been up and down here this summer but we just had to kind of stay through it. I know she said, resilience, and we were talking about trust in the process, and that’s really what we did,” Gray added/ “We had fun doing it, and I’m glad it ended in our favor. “It’s been a great season, and I’ve enjoyed every part of it.”
For Loyd, she is now 10-0 in the Finals including her wins as member of the Seattle Storm.
“I think it’s a testament to the teams I’ve been on, but also the preparation from the season, ” Loyd said. “But to do this team means everything to me. So I’m glad I was able to do it and do it with this team.”
