One of the most famous Singaporean players, Wang "Jinggg" Jie, will soon return to the professional Valorant scene and is actively preparing for it. However, the preparation so far has not been very successful, considering the series of defeats recently shared by Wang himself.

Let us remind you that Wang "Jinggg" Jie is a young 20-year-old talent from Singapore, who has been competing with Paper Rex for the last three years. Along with the team, the player has achieved significant success and became the runner-up of last year's Valorant World Championship. After that, Wang announced that he was taking a break from professional competitions due to mandatory military service in Singapore. More than half a year has passed since then, and the player recently announced that he is returning to the professional scene.

However, as can be understood, the training in regular matches is not going very well. In his professional account, Jinggg shared the statistics from the last five matches in Valorant. As can be seen in the screenshot, the last five matches ended in defeat, which Wang himself commented with the words "Thank you Valorant, I love this game". Interestingly, despite such a break, the professional did not lose his skills, and most maps ended with a positive KD ratio.

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It should be noted that in 6 days, Paper Rex will begin their performance at VCT Pacific: Stage 1, so all fans of the team will be able to directly follow the return of their favorite player.