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A’ja Wilson and Jordan Chiles Know What It Takes to Win
J ordan Chiles clocked A’ja Wilson right away when they were thrown together for a Nike event in the run-up to the Paris Olympics. The gymnast was raised in a family of basketball fans—she was named after Michael Jordan—and had watched the WNBA star for years. The two athletes became fast friends. “We were vibing out,” Chiles says.
A'ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles among Time 'Women of the Year'
Following their trailblazing performances in the past year, highlighted by the 2024 Paris Olympics, Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson and UCLA gymnast Jordan Chiles were featured on the cover of Time magazine's annual "Women of the Year" issue.
Las Vegas Aces MVP A'ja Wilson makes cover of TIME for 'Women of the Year' issue
Wilson was chosen alongside Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles to reflect the strengths and achievements of women's sports in the last year.
Gamecock great A’ja Wilson named one of Time’s Women of the Year
Wilson and USA Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles were paired for a conversation with Time coming off a year where women’s sports received “unprecedented attention and surging attention.” The interview covered Wilson and Chiles’ thoughts on the growth of women’s sports, how they handle the spotlight and more.
Nicole Kidman, A'ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles among TIME Women of the Year honorees
Wilson won her third WNBA MVP award and also helped lead the U.S. women's basketball team to an eighth straight Olympic gold medal. The 28-year-old also published a best-selling book, "Dear Black Girls," and became the first Black WNBA player since 2010 to have a signature shoe.
A’ja Wilson named one of Time’s 2025 Women of the Year
Wilson appears on the cover of one edition of the issue, highlighting the record-breaking support for women’s basketball in 2024.
Wilson, Chiles featured as Time women of the year
Natalie Esquire and Callie Fin discuss A'ja Wilson and Jordan Chiles being included on Time Magazine's 2025 women of the year list, discussing the friendship between the athletes and how they are growing their sports.
A’ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles and Fatou Baldeh get their due flowers as ‘TIME’s’ 2025 Women of the Year
TIME unveiled its highly coveted Women of the Year list, with 2025's edition focusing on the many women "working toward creating a better, more equitable world.” Among the 13 honorees were Aj’a Wilson and Jordan Chiles,
A'ja Wilson revealed the simple reason why she didn't play in Unrivaled
However, Wilson shared the simple yet straightforward reason she didn’t participate. “I like to enjoy my offseason,” she told ...
Aces' A'ja Wilson says she wants to retire in Las Vegas: 'I don't see myself putting on any different jersey'
Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson was honored as one of Time Magazine's Women of the Year on Thursday, and sat down with the ...
Aces' A'ja Wilson breaks silence on Jeff Teague claiming she couldn't beat any NBA player
Aces star A'ja Wilson revealed her thoughts on Jeff Teague saying she can't beat any NBA player during an interview with TIME ...
A'ja Wilson explained why she said she hates being A'ja Wilson some days
Las Vegas Aces center A’ja Wison cried during a locker room speech last September. Wilson tallied 1,000 points in a single ...
WNBA champion A'ja Wilson talks Caitlin Clark's 'privilege' remarks
Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson delivered a thoughtful response as she re-addressed discussions concerning Indiana Fever ...
A'ja Wilson confirms romance with Bam Adebayo while celebrating TIME cover
A'ja Wilson and Bam Adebayo have fueled relationship speculation for months. Now, the WNBA star has finally given fans a ...
TIME Magazine Selects WNBA Player Not Named Caitlin Clark As Its Woman Of The Year
Las Vegas Aces center A'Ja Wilson is undoubtedly one of the best players in the WNBA, having won the MVP award three times ...
The five Black women on the 2025 Time Women of the Year list
A’Ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles, Raquel Willis, and more are honored as 2025 Time Women of the Year. Time magazine is ...