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Wang Xingrui

Wang Xingrui, known as RUI, coached Miraculous Youngster during its 2017 Overwatch Premier Series title run and later coached China at the 2019 Overwatch World Cup.

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Updated October 14, 2026

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Role

Coach · Overwatch

The 2017 report describes Wang as MY's head coach, with responsibility for training and competition.[1]

Affiliation

Miraculous Youngster

Historical coach affiliation, listed from 2016 through 2017.[2]

Signature achievement

MY's 2017 Overwatch Premier Series Grand Finals title as head coach

MY won the 2017 Grand Finals during Wang's documented coaching period.[2]

Market reach

China · international Overwatch competition

Club coaching and 2019 World Cup coaching for China are separately documented.[1][3]

Career

Dec 2016 – Dec 2017
Miraculous Youngster
CoachOverwatch Source 1 Source 2

Overview

Wang Xingrui’s record spans club development and national-team coaching. A 2017 interview describes MY’s coach-led recruitment and training model in Overwatch, and a secondary team history places RUI with the club from December 2016 through December 2017.[1][2]

MY won the 2017 Overwatch Premier Series Grand Finals during that tenure. Blizzard later listed RUI as China’s coach for the 2019 Overwatch World Cup, extending his documented work from a club program to national-team competition.[2][3]

These sources support coaching and talent-development analysis, while the two affiliations remain distinct in the record: MY was a club role, and the 2019 World Cup was national-team representation.[1][3]

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