Di Nenno/González bring the cleaner high-volume P1 pattern: Di Nenno stabilizes the right side and tempo, while Momo adds left-side creativity and counter-punching. Bautista/Campagnolo can compete if they shorten points and win the net early, but they’re more prone to being dragged into long, error-testing rallies. In Miami’s typically warm, slightly quicker conditions, I favor González/Di Nenno in 2 tight sets unless Campagnolo dominates at the net.