Top Esports Crisp and Weibo Gaming Hang Swap Places ahead of LPL Split 3

Support player and former 2019 world champion Liu “Crisp” Qing‑Song will rejoin Weibo Gaming (WBG) for the 2025 Summer Split in LPL, swapping places with support Fu “Hang” Minghang, who moves to Top Esports (TES).

Crisp and Hang swap teams

After a strong start to the 2025 campaign, Top Esports has been on a downward trend since the debacle at First Stand, which saw them finish as the fourth-place team out of five. Despite strong domestic dominance in the LPL Split 2, TES failed to make it to the Mid-Season Invitational, as they were defeated unexpectedly by Team WE in playoffs. With the team looking to make it to Worlds this season on home soil, Crisp ended up being the one sacrificed in hopes of turning their tide around.

The new pickup, however, is equally questionable. Hang was previously known for his stint on LNG Esports, which saw him compete at Worlds 2023, but since then, he has struggled to find his footing. Despite being on WBG’s starting roster at the start of 2025, a series of poor performances led to support player Shi “Erha” Xu-Ye’s promotion. Known for his playmaking and confidence in engage champions, the current meta could be the piece TES needs to make the team click, especially compared to the player he replaced, who is mostly known for his enchanter supports.

Crisp returns to WBG after leaving at the end of 2024