At the M15 tournament held in the capital city of Costa Rica, San Jose, Estonian tennis player Johannes Seeman and his German partner Robert Strombachs successfully reached the final of the doubles competition. They faced a challenging match against the Brazilian-Colombian pair of Lucca Pinto and Andres Urrea, in which their opponents managed to break serve once. However, Seeman and Strombachs' resilience paid off as they won two crucial tie-breaks, securing victory with scores of 7:6, 3:6, 10:7.

In the first tie-break, Seeman and Strombachs had a commanding lead at 6:2, but a double fault allowed their opponents to narrow the gap to 6:5. Nevertheless, they managed to convert their fourth set point to take the first set. The second set saw Pinto and Urrea break early, taking a 3:0 lead, which they maintained to force a deciding set. The final tie-break was tightly contested, but a key mini-break at 7:6 shifted momentum back to Seeman and Strombachs, who claimed the match with two solid serves following an 8:7 point win.

Seeman and Strombachs are now set to compete in the final against a formidable duo, Juan Miguel Bolivar Idarraga from Colombia and Juan Carlos Fuentes Vasguez from El Salvador, both of whom have already eliminated tough competitors in previous rounds. This upcoming match is crucial for both pairs, showcasing emerging talent in the doubles circuit and the growing significance of tournaments like the M15 events in developing professional players.