Zhuo LoL: Career, Champions and Worlds 2026

Zhuo (Wang Xu-Zhuo, 王旭卓) is a Chinese League of Legends (LoL) support who plays for Top Esports in the LPL. Born on 13 February 2001, he is back at the organization where his pro career started in December 2020, after spells with Ninjas in Pyjamas.CN, LNG Esports and JD Gaming. His career was built on engage supports like Nautilus, Leona and Rakan. In 2026 he has leaned on enchanters, won LPL 2026 Split 1 and joined Top Esports for the second half of the year.

2026 has been a busier and much better year for Zhuo than 2025. Last season ended with a 40–62 record and a 39.2% win rate. This year he has played more games and has a winning record. The 2026 numbers cover both his Ninjas in Pyjamas.CN split and his time at Top Esports, so they describe a player who won with two different rosters.

The details point the same way. He dies less often per game than in 2025 and has a clearly higher KDA than last season’s 3.35. He also places more vision per minute and earns more gold per minute. His share of the team’s damage is slightly smaller, and his kill participation is about the same. That fits the pool change below: enchanters like Lulu and Milio make their carries deal the damage rather than dealing it themselves.

Zhuo’s 2026 pool is wider than the 18 champions he played in 2025, and its center has moved. His three most played champions this season are Lulu, Milio and Seraphine. All three protect a carry or win fights from range. For a player whose career staples are engage tanks, that is a real change of identity, and it matches how much more vision and how much less damage share his season stats show.

Volume and results do not line up evenly. Lulu is his most played champion this year but has a losing record, and Bard, another double-digit pick, is also below even. Seraphine and Nautilus are the picks that work best on a real sample, each with a winning record over 10 or more games. Seraphine is the clearest enchanter success, while Nautilus shows the engage side of his game still earns its place. Thresh has a strong record, but on only five games, so treat that as a good sign rather than proof.

The bottom of the table holds pocket picks: Leona, Rell, Neeko, Renata Glasc and Camille have all been played fewer than five times this year. Their win rates are too small a sample to judge. Camille and Neeko still stand out as off-meta support picks, chosen for a specific draft rather than as comfort options. Karma and Nami sit in between, with enough games to show they are real options and records slightly above even.

Across his whole career, Zhuo’s signature champions are Nautilus, Leona, Rakan, Alistar and Braum: hook, dive and peel tanks that start fights rather than sustain them. Thresh has the best win rate of his heavily played career picks, and Tahm Kench, last played in April 2024, is the one staple that has dropped out of his recent pool.

Zhuo’s builds on his top three champions all follow one setup. Summon Aery leads a Sorcery primary tree with Inspiration as the secondary, and he runs Flash and Heal. Nimbus Cloak, Transcendence and Scorch fill the Sorcery slots on Lulu and Milio, with Magical Footwear and Cosmic Insight from Inspiration. On Seraphine he swaps Nimbus Cloak for Manaflow Band to support the mana-hungry poke pattern she relies on in lane.

The item choices show how he wants games to go. Ardent Censer is his Lulu core, and Echoes of Helia leads on Milio, with Ardent Censer and Moonstone Renewer close behind. Seraphine starts with Diadem of Songs into Echoes of Helia. Mikael’s Blessing and Redemption appear on all three champions. That means he would rather buy crowd-control removal and a teamfight heal than more damage, and he wants long, grouped fights where his shields and heals keep paying out.

For your own support games, the takeaway is the order of priorities. Zhuo picks the item that answers the enemy’s threat, such as Mikael’s Blessing against heavy crowd control, before he picks the one that adds raw output. Item values shift from patch to patch, so check the latest patch notes before you copy a build line for line.

Zhuo’s latest games come from the LPL 2026 Grand Finals, against LGD Gaming and Invictus Gaming, and from the LPL 2026 Regional Finals series against Invictus Gaming on 17 September 2026. In those series he moved between enchanters such as Milio, Karma and Seraphine and engage picks like Leona and Rell. He also brought out Renata Glasc, Yuumi and Poppy, so expect drafts that use his whole pool rather than one comfort style.

Zhuo’s career started at Top Esports, where he played from 21 December 2020 to 25 March 2022. That first stint brought two Demacia Cup titles, in 2020 and 2021. He then joined Ninjas in Pyjamas.CN, the organization formerly known as Victory Five, on 14 December 2022. He stayed until 30 August 2024, the longest spell of his career.

The next stretch was unsettled. He joined LNG Esports on 15 December 2024 and played there until 22 May 2025. His records then list him with both LNG Esports and JD Gaming from 19 July to 28 August 2025. After that came a short JD Gaming stint from 30 August to 21 September 2025. Three organizations in one year and a losing 2025 season made that the low point of his career on paper.

He returned to Ninjas in Pyjamas.CN on 15 December 2025 and stayed until 14 June 2026, winning LPL 2026 Split 1 along the way. On 22 July 2026 he rejoined Top Esports, closing a loop that began more than five years earlier. Wherever he has gone, he has played support for the whole of his career.

The title that matters most is LPL 2026 Split 1, won on 7 February 2026. It is the only LPL split win in his listed results, and it came right after his weakest season. That turnaround is the main reason he arrives at Top Esports as a proven starter rather than a gamble.

His other wins are smaller events: the Demacia Cup in 2020 and 2021, both during his first Top Esports stint, and the Nest 2024 Exhibition Match in December 2024. They show he has won in different settings across his career, but the LPL title is the result that defines his standing.

Zhuo is at Worlds 2026 with Top Esports, which qualified as China #3. The team goes straight into the Main Event and starts in the Swiss stage on 23 October 2026, with the Knockouts to follow for teams that advance. Follow every stage on the Worlds 2026 hub, and find more player profiles across our esports coverage.