The logic underpinning a seed ranking in tournaments is based on a team’s or player’s performance history, skill level, and recent results. Higher-seeded competitors are typically placed against lower-seeded competitors in the early rounds, ensuring that the strongest teams do not face off until later in the tournament. This format aims to create a fair competitive landscape while providing an opportunity for upsets. Ultimately, seeded rankings help organize the tournament structure and maintain excitement for fans and participants alike.