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Just in case someone decides to challenge the Lizard team, I wanted to inform you of your rights according to the tournament rules. Because Lizard stated this incorrectly in his message; he either didn't read the rules, didn't understand them, or is being deceptive (Lizard, you can choose the correct option from the three).
Lizard can request a pair swap with any other bracket once per match, and you must agree to it. However, you have the right to choose the bracket. It doesn't necessarily have to be a lower bracket, as Lizard stated. For example, instead of Antal - Loinz, De Luxe - Lizard or Boovli - Caliban could play.
Lizard can replace Loinz with a player from a lower bracket without asking you. In this case, the player from the lower bracket will play against your player from the 3rd bracket. You are not required to make any changes or offer any opinion on this.
P.S. Regarding games played on a saved game, the rules don't specify anything. I believe that the game should be resumed from the save point (and only a one-sided replacement of the missing player with a player from a lower bracket is possible), and not replayed from the beginning. A replay should only occur with the consent of the other party. For example, in our match, Mike has a save with Loinz at 131, and the advantage is consistently displayed in all taverns. It's unclear why such a game should be replayed from the beginning. In Lizard's words, "such things completely discredit any tournament."