Across late 2025 into early 2026, Galán/Chingotto have shown the steadier top-tier baseline (more deep runs and better conversion in tight sets), while Momo/Guerrero’s results have been more volatile with flashes of high level but less consistency against elite pairs. In the last three months’ H2H, Galán/Chingotto have held the edge, and they’ve also looked physically fresher in longer matches—key on a high-intensity schedule.

• Target Guerrero with high, heavy cross-court volume to his backhand corner and force him to defend in the back glass; Galán can then jump on short balls with forehand volleys and overheads to accelerate points.
• Momo/Guerrero must slow the match: prioritize first-serve percentage, play more body serves on Chingotto to limit quick counter-lobs, and use controlled lobs to push Galán off the net rather than trading flat speed-ups.
• In transitions, Galán/Chingotto should press the middle with Chingotto’s fast hands and poach timing, then finish to the open lane; Momo/Guerrero’s best counter is to vary heights (dead lob vs. fast lob) and avoid predictable parallel balls that Galán punishes.