Brea/Triay project as the more stable, high-ceiling pair: Triay’s left-side control and Brea’s speed/finishing usually translate well to P2 indoor-style tempo in Brussels. Salazar/Alonso can disrupt with Salazar’s IQ and variation, but they’ll need Alonso to hold the diagonal and win the physical exchanges. Prediction: Brea/Triay favored, likely in two tight sets if Salazar can slow rhythm early.