What does "seed player" mean?

Seed players refer to players who are separated and matched according to each player's performance in the competition. These players are called "seed players".

The number of seed players is still uncertain. There may be different seed players in different competitions. For example, there are generally 32 seeded players in a tennis grand slam, and the average competition may only be 16. There are only eight football World Cups.

Seed players or teams have no rights and obligations, but they have some advantages. The biggest advantage is that you don't have to play the preliminaries, and sometimes you may have a bye in the first round. You know, games are accidental. The more you play, the easier it is to have an accident. Needless to say, you can play one or two less games.

Extended data:

20 14 World Cup Seed Team: On June 7th, FIFA confirmed seven of the eight seed teams in the group stage of the 20 14 World Cup finals according to the new world ranking of national teams announced by FIFA that day. They are Brazil, Spain, Germany, Argentina, Colombia, Belgium and Switzerland.

On this list, Spain, Germany, Argentina, Colombia, Belgium, Uruguay and Switzerland rank first to seventh, while the Netherlands, Italy, England and Brazil rank eighth, with 1 1.

In addition to the "Samba Legion" automatically becoming the seed team as the host, the ranking factors also made it impossible for Italy and England, which have advanced to the finals, to qualify for the seed team.

Uruguay, ranked sixth, ranked fifth after the qualifiers in South America, and failed to advance directly to the final, but qualified for the play-offs against Jordan in Asia. If Uruguay wins the play-off (home and away), it will become the eighth seed team; If this South American veteran team fails to qualify, the Netherlands will take its place and become the last seed team.