Yall saying A’Ja Wilson can’t beat a 12th man on the G-League and I don’t believe you. Half court, first to 11, win by 2? I got A’Ja over a similarly weighed player 11-6. Easy. Her vs Bam wouldn’t be a fair matchup. It’d have be a similar sized, same position player.

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3 小時內	Jeremy JG Gathing bighomi3jg	lol. You really can’t be serious. A guard who’s her height and weight prob has a leaping ability that’s a foot higher as well as more strength and speed. Yall really have to stop. G league players are literally an opportunity away from being 1/500 greats within the nba. 🤣
7 小時內	Mterence21 mterence21	I love A’ja but she can’t beat a D2-D3 player.
9 小時內	Felix Dickerson fighting_felix_	Lowest rated 6'4" 180-200lb player is Daniss Jenkins of the pistons and he'd dog her
11 小時內	trizzie___	Do you play basketball?
11 小時內	saytheory
12 小時內	Devin Parks 2cooldev	That’s the thing, a similar sized player in the NBA, Gleague, and college is a point guard/shooting guard. That’s like A’ja playing against Devin Booker.
14 小時內	Malcolm Jerod malcolmjerod	The 12th man on a G league squad was still, at one point in his life, an excellent D1 player…I’ll take D1 talent over mvp wnba talent and it’s not sexist…it’s just smart
14 小時內	Marvin Neil marvin.neil	I love A’Ja but she likely couldn’t beat a highly rated boys high school guard, let alone a G-leaguer. That is not a knock on her skill level, athleticism, or bball IQ. Fundamentally, she’s likely more skilled than most male players, but the respective strength, quickness, and leaping abilities at that level are a mismatch. I wish people would just stop with the men vs women shit. Women’s bball is amazing. Men’s bball is amazing. Let’s just keep it at that.
18 小時內	Sean Curtin sean.curtin	There are 1000’s of high school boys who would beat her
19 小時內	Ibrahim Ugah ibroskylalata	Pound for pound, there’s no comparing a female athlete to a male athlete. It is what it is.