- VEF Riga – AEK Athens / 185$
- BC Wolves – Besiktas / 170$
- Rukh Vynnyky – Karpaty Lviv / 185$
- Vancouver Canucks – Carolina Hurricanes / 184$
- Vegas Golden Knights – Calgary Flames / 161$
- Phoenix Suns – Los Angeles Lakers / 174$
- Sacramento Kings – Portland Trailblazers / 173$
- Colorado Avalanche – Chicago Blackhawks / 300$
- Utah Hockey Club – San Hose Sharks / 143$
- San Antonio Spurs – Houston Rockets / 231$
An early exit of a seeded player
What happens after a seeded player has an early exit?
What is called “an early exit of a seeded player”?
In tennis, an early exit of a seeded player refers to the unexpected defeat of a highly-ranked player in a tournament’s early rounds. A “seed” is a player who has been assigned a specific ranking and is placed accordingly in the tournament’s draw. If a seeded player loses in the early stages of the tournament, it is considered an “early exit.” This can be a surprising and disappointing outcome, as seeded players are generally expected to win their early matches against lower-ranked opponents. Early exits of seeded players can sometimes be attributed to injuries, poor form, or unfavorable match-ups.