Blanqué/Guichard bring a more structured, French-style build-up with heavy use of the backhand-side (Blanqué) to create controlled volley patterns, while Belluati/Domínguez are likely to play a more volatile, tempo-driven game with frequent transitions and counterpunching. In Riyadh’s typically lively, high-bounce conditions, the pair that wins the net first and protects the middle on volleys should dictate most rallies. Slight edge to Belluati/Domínguez for experience in managing pressure points, unless Blanqué/Guichard consistently slow the pace and win the “serve + first volley” sequences.