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Who Wins
- Pre-6, you win this matchup decisively: your E-W-Q-E combo deals more burst damage than Wukong can answer, and your W stun prevents him from using his W to escape once you've committed.
- At level 3 you have your full short-trade pattern available while he is still assembling his combo, so look to force trades aggressively before he gets items that scale his damage.
How to Trade
- Post-6, the matchup becomes more dangerous: his R knocks you up and deals significant damage, and if he activates it while you are mid-combo you lose a lot of your damage window.
- You still win extended fights if you land W during his R animation or immediately after, but you must respect his all-in potential and avoid fighting him with your W on cooldown.
Wave Control
- Your optimal pattern is E in, W stun, Q heal, E out — the double-dash lets you disengage before he can retaliate with his own combo, and the W stun denies his W clone escape.
- Avoid long drawn-out fights where his passive armor stacking and R uptime reduce your damage advantage; short trades where you deal burst and exit are consistently in your favor.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not use both E charges to engage and then have no escape when his R comes out — burning your second E to chase or reposition leaves you unable to disengage from his knock-up, which is when he wins the fight.
- Always keep your second E as an exit option unless his R is confirmed on cooldown.
Created on 08/28/2026
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