Flau'jae Johnson reflects on first encounter with A'ja Wilson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 1:56 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Flau'jae Johnson shared her thoughts on meeting A'ja Wilson during their WNBA matchup on June 8. Johnson recalled Wilson's encouragement at the free-throw line and stated, 'She ain't really real if you ask me.' The Seattle Storm lost that game to the Las Vegas Aces, 101-91. Johnson has been a consistent performer for Seattle this season, averaging 13.9 points per game. Seattle is experiencing a challenging season with a 6-27 record and currently has a 10-game losing streak. The Storm's next game is against the Portland Fire on August 8.
- •Johnson finished with 13 points against the Aces on June 8.
- •Wilson scored 34 points, becoming the fastest player to 6,000 career points.
- •Seattle is on a 10-game losing streak and holds the worst league record.
- •Dominique Malonga led Seattle with 31 points in their recent loss to the Liberty.
- •Katie Lou Samuelson is being evaluated for a knee injury sustained in the last game.
- 1:56 AMYahoo Sports — Flau'jae Johnson on Her First A'ja Wilson Encounter: 'She Ain't Really Real'
"Flau'jae Johnson described what A'ja Wilson told her at the free-throw line during their first WNBA matchup on June 8 in an interview with CBS Sports.
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