120-109 Tianwangshan won! 3-2 wins the match point, and the new star scored 40 points to grab the FMVP!

In the ending NBA Finals G5 Tianwangshan battle, the Thunder team defeated the Pacers 120-109 at home, successfully leading 3-2 in the total score, just one step away from their first championship in team history. In this game, Jaylen Williams took the lead, scoring 40 points, and strongly entered the competition among the Most Valuable Player (FMVP) in the Finals. At the beginning of the game, the Thunder showed a remarkable determination to win, and the tacit cooperation between the players allowed their offense to blossom at multiple points. As the core of the team, Alexander has repeatedly used his rapid breakthrough to tear the Pacers' defense line, which can not only score on his own, but also create opportunities for his teammates, and soon helped the team establish a leading advantage in the first quarter. Although the Pacers were not to be outdone and actively deployed their defense to try to limit the Thunder's scoring, Siakam attacked strongly in the interior, while the outside players kept looking for three-point opportunities, and the scores of both sides rose alternately.

Entering the second quarter, Jaylen Williams' performance began to explode. He opened the situation with a difficult three-pointer, and then scored consecutively in the inside with his speed. Under his leadership, the Thunder's offensive firepower became more and more fierce, and the score difference gradually widened. Although the Pacers were at a disadvantage, they still fought tenaciously with McConnell's outstanding performance. He contributed both inside and outside the line and tried hard to bite the score.

The Pacers increased their defense intensity and effectively monitored the core players of the Thunder, which successfully caused the Thunder's offense to temporarily stagnate, and took the opportunity to launch a climax of counterattack and gradually narrowed the score gap. At the critical moment, Jaylen Williams stepped forward again and stabilized the Thunder with a precise throw. Alexander also quickly adjusted his condition and used his excellent passing ability to revitalize the team's offense. In the last quarter, the game reached its climax. The Pacers launched a fierce point-chasing offensive. Siakam scored several points in a row, narrowing the gap to single digits at one point, but the Thunder did not panic. At the critical moment, Jaylen Williams hit a crucial three-pointer, destroying the Pacers' counterattack momentum. Subsequently, Alexander also helped the team to keep a steady lead with free throws and breakthroughs. As time goes by, the Pacers' hope of chasing points becomes increasingly slim. In the end, the Thunder won the game 120-109, holding the hope of the championship tightly.

In this game, Jaylen Williams made 14 of 25 shots, scored 40 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, becoming the biggest contributor to the team's victory, making the competition for FMVP even more confusing. Alexander's performance was also excellent, with 31 points, 2 rebounds and 10 assists, and was still a key player for the Thunder. In contrast, although the Pacers' Siakam scored 28 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists, he could not save the team. Halliburton only scored 4 points due to injury, and his sluggish state had a significant impact on the team's performance.

Now, the Thunder are only one victory away from the championship. Can this young team successfully reach the top? Can Alexander be crowned the glory of "MVP Scoring King FMVP"? And can Jaylen Williams counterattack and win the FMVP? All suspense needs to be revealed!