Yasuo vs Singed Counter Pick

Singed deals magic damage, which quietly undermines the way a physical duelist wants to build. Yasuo’s armor climbing from 32 to 110.2 is irrelevant against Poison Trail, and his magic resistance starts at 32 with no help from his own kit. The record over 407 games on patch 16.13.1 reads 42.26%.

Mega Adhesive is the second problem. It slows and grounds enemies who walk on it, and a grounded target cannot use movement abilities, which removes Sweeping Blade from a Yasuo who has already dashed in. Fling then throws him behind Singed, and landing in the adhesive roots him on arrival. That is a two-ability sequence with no projectile anywhere in it, so Wind Wall contributes nothing to the exchange.

Movement speed is identical at 345, and Noxious Slipstream grants Singed a burst of speed whenever he passes a nearby champion, so he chooses when a chase ends. His long-term durability is the weaker half, 2,282 health at level 18 against 2,460, though he opens with 650 base health to Yasuo’s 590 and wins the early exchanges from that head start. Insanity Potion also raises his combat stats and makes Poison Trail apply Grievous Wounds, cutting into the healing Yasuo would otherwise buy. Difficulty ratings of 10 and 5 leave the harder execution on the losing side of the record.