The Singaporean duelist would leave the Pacific league for the first time, and Spring is lined up to join him at a rebuilt All Gamers for the 2027 VCT season.
Wang “Jinggg” Jing Jie is set to join All Gamers in VCT China, Sheep Esports reports. The move would come five days after Paper Rex ended his five-year spell with the team.
Neither Jinggg nor All Gamers has confirmed the move. He would not arrive alone. Liu “Spring” Chun-ting is also set to join All Gamers after three years at Wolves Esports, according to a separate Sheep Esports report on Wednesday evening.
Every final but the biggest one
Jinggg came to Paper Rex from Team SMG in September 2021, aged 18, and his Raze became the sharp end of the team’s fast, aggressive style. Within a year they were fourth at Masters Reykjavík and second at Masters Copenhagen.
The titles followed: the VCT Pacific League in 2023, Pacific Stage 1 in 2024 and 2026, and Pacific Stage 2 in 2025. The international trophy came at Masters Toronto 2025. Only Champions escaped him. Paper Rex lost the 2023 final to Evil Geniuses, and 2026 ended in seventh to eighth place in Shanghai after two Masters finals earlier in the year.
| Year | Event | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Masters Copenhagen | 2nd |
| 2023 | Masters Tokyo | 3rd |
| 2023 | Champions Los Angeles | 2nd |
| 2025 | Masters Toronto | 1st |
| 2025 | Champions Paris | 4th |
| 2026 | Masters Santiago | 2nd |
| 2026 | Masters London | 2nd |
| 2026 | Champions Shanghai | 7th to 8th |
All Gamers want more than one good month
All Gamers have rarely been near the top of VCT China. Their 2026 peak came early: they won China Kickoff and went to Masters Santiago, where G2 Esports sent them to the lower bracket. They beat Gentle Mates, and then Jinggg’s Paper Rex ended their run.
Paper Rex2-1All GamersCorrode 10-13, Pearl 13-7, Split 13-4After that, All Gamers finished fourth in Stage 1 and missed London, went out in the Esports World Cup group stage and finished fifth to sixth in Stage 2, which left them short of a place at Champions Shanghai. Riot kept them as one of the eight China partners for 2027 and 2028.
The rebuild has started. Head coach ED101 left for Any Questions Gaming this week, and Sheep Esports writes that Bai has also left. K1ra, Shr1mp, f4ngeer and iamgrq are still on the roster, but it is unclear which of them will stay.
Spring, a 23-year-old from Taiwan, was the longest-serving player in the Wolves side that came third at Masters Toronto 2025 as underdogs. Wolves did not get a partner seat for 2027, and Sheep Esports reports that his contract ran out at the end of the season.
Elsewhere in China
All Gamers are not the only partner shopping abroad and across the league. China’s four teams at Champions Shanghai, EDward Gaming, Xi Lai Gaming, TYLOO and JD Gaming, all went out in the group stage without winning a series.
- Smoggy to Bilibili Gaming: Zhang “Smoggy” Zhao is set to leave EDward Gaming for Bilibili Gaming, Sheep Esports reports. The controller has been at EDG since July 2022, won Champions in 2024 and finished third at Masters Bangkok 2025 and Masters London 2026. At BLG he would join whzy, nephh and Knight.
- BABYBAY to Weibo Gaming: Andrej “BABYBAY” Francisty is set to join Weibo Gaming, one of the new China partners, according to Sheep Esports. The American left G2 Esports on Tuesday after a season with the Americas Stage 1 title and fourth place at both Masters Santiago and Champions Shanghai.
- d4v41 to Xi Lai Gaming: Jinggg’s former teammate Khalish “d4v41” Rusyaidee, who left Paper Rex on the same day, is set to join Xi Lai Gaming, Sheep Esports reports. XLG plan to keep happywei and WsLeo.
None of the teams has confirmed the moves.
| Team | Reported in | Out | 2026 best result |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Gamers | Jinggg, Spring | Bai, ED101 (coach) | China Kickoff winners |
| Bilibili Gaming | Smoggy | 3rd in China Stage 2 | |
| Weibo Gaming | BABYBAY | New partner for 2027 | |
| Xi Lai Gaming | d4v41 | 2nd in China Stage 1 | |
| EDward Gaming | Smoggy | 3rd at Masters London |
KRÜ start again in the Americas
Sheep Esports had two more Americas stories on Wednesday. Darker, the Colombian controller who won Champions with LOUD in October, has reached a verbal agreement to join KRÜ Esports. Neither KRÜ nor LOUD has confirmed it.
KRÜ will also part ways with Matias “Saadhak” Delipetro and Dantedeu5, the outlet reports, which would leave Less as the only player from the 2026 lineup expected to stay. The club has already let mwzera and heat go. KRÜ finished fifth to sixth in Stage 1 and went out in the Stage 2 play-ins, so they missed both London and Shanghai.
