On July 25, the Las Vegas Aces were below .500 and clinging to a playoff spot. On Friday, they defeated the Phoenix Mercury 89-78 in Game 4 of the 2025 WNBA Finals to secure their third title in four years, marking an incredible turnaround in league history.

The Aces won 16 consecutive games to finish the regular season with a 30-14 record, securing the No. 2 seed for the playoffs. Despite some challenges in early playoff rounds, including a close win against the Seattle Storm and a dramatic series against the Indiana Fever, the Aces triumphed. This victory cements their status as one of the WNBA’s true dynasties as they continue to build upon their legacy.

Honorable Mentions

Los Angeles Sparks (1999-2003)

• The Sparks, despite their talent, struggled against the Houston Comets during their reign, winning two titles but falling short in their quest for a three-peat.

Phoenix Mercury (2007-14)

• Tied for the second-most titles, the Mercury’s lengthy title hiatus prevents them from being classified as a dynasty.

Seattle Storm (2004-20)

• Although the Storm are tied for the most championships, their sporadic victories prevent them from being deemed a true dynasty.

4. Detroit Shock (2003-08)

• Titles: 3
• Finals appearances: 4
• Playoff record: 27-16
• Back-to-back: No

The Shock, despite their eventual relocation, delivered a solid dynasty run highlighted by three titles in six seasons. They broke into championship territory following a coaching change propelled by significant draft success.

This article highlights the Aces’ determination, leadership, and competitive spirit throughout their recent championship journey, establishing their place in WNBA history.