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Mercury

Jingxiang “Mercury” Wang is a Chinese Counter-Strike 2 player for TYLOO and a LAN champion at FISSURE Playground 1 in 2025.

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Updated October 14, 2026

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Role

Pro Player · Counter-Strike 2 player

Signature achievement

FISSURE Playground 1 LAN champion

Mercury won the July 2025 event with TYLOO.[3]

Career

  1. – Present

PTG Database Analysis

Jingxiang Wang, known as Mercury, is a Chinese Counter-Strike 2 player. Valve’s August 2026 regional standings list him on the active TYLOO roster, while HLTV records his TYLOO tenure from October 2023.[1][2]

His earlier team history includes ViCi, Rare Atom and 5yclone. With TYLOO, Mercury won FISSURE Playground 1 in July 2025; the team beat Astralis 3–1 in the final, where Mercury finished 65–64 across the four maps.[2][3]

References3
  1. [1]Valve — Regional Standings for Asia
  2. [2]HLTV — Mercury player profile
  3. [3]HLTV — TYLOO win FISSURE Playground 1

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