Garcia/Barahona project as the more stable pair in longer rallies, with clearer left-right roles and better ability to manage score pressure typical of FIP Gold rounds. Quilez/Mouriño can raise the ceiling with speed and aggressive volleying, but in Ponta Delgada’s usually heavier, humid conditions their riskier first-strike approach tends to leak errors. Slight edge to Garcia/Barahona to control tempo and close in two tight sets or three.