Gragas vs Singed TOP Matchup Guide | LaneStomp

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Gragas vs Singed

Updated Jun 3, 2026

Overview

Use Gragas's medium early agency to control the wave and deny Singed a passive lane state.
Focus on short burst trades and disengage tools to manage Singed's disruptive proxy and chase tactics.
This is a control vs. teamfight matchup where Gragas aims to disrupt Singed's lane pressure and teamfight chaos.

Trading pattern

Trade compactly around (W) damage reduction and (E) stun, avoiding long fights where Singed's poison and disruption excel.
Punish Singed when he chases through your (Q) slow or is grounded by his (W), using (E) to lock him down.
Avoid wasting (E) engage if the wave is unfavorable or passive sustain is down, as missing (E) leaves you vulnerable.

Danger windows

Respect (E) combined with (W) slow as a hard engage and displacement threat.
Avoid chasing Singed through his (Q) and (W) slow, especially when his (R) is active.
Be cautious after missing (E) as you lose both engage and escape options, increasing vulnerability to Singed's disruption.

Early game

Take short trades using (Q) slow and (E) stun when passive sustain is available to avoid extended fights.
Hold (E) to punish Singed's overcommitments or when he is grounded by his own (W).
Use wave control to prevent Singed from proxying or forcing bad chases early.

Power spikes

At level 6, use (R) to isolate Singed or disengage his all-ins; respect his increased durability and speed.
After first AP or tank item, leverage your burst or durability to pressure Singed in short trades.
Respect Singed's level 6 (R) speed and durability spike by avoiding extended chases and bad positioning.

Win conditions

Control short trades with (Q), (W), and (E) while using passive sustain to outlast Singed's poke.
Use (R) to disrupt Singed's engages or isolate him for kills or safe disengages.
Deny Singed's proxy and wave disruption by maintaining lane control and punishing his overextensions.