[1][2] The event was won by defending champions Tim Chisholm and Camden Riviere representing the United States.

Qualification to the event was based on the World Doubles Rankings published by the IRTPA, with the defending champions automatically allocated as first seeds.

Fahey and Howell began playing together at the 2017 US Open, and made their World Championship debut as a pair in Hobart in 2019.

However, in the last tournament before the World Championships, they were upset in the quarter final at the 2024 US Open to Barney Tanfield and Freddie Bristowe.

Separately, they had each reached one World Doubles Championship final; Sayers in 2009 with Ricardo Smith and Taylor-Matthews in 2011 with Julian Snow.

In their last match together before the championships, they were upset by Robert Shenkman and Darren Long in the quarter final of the 2024 US Open.

[6] The event was hosted at the Racquet Club of Chicago and organised by the United States Court Tennis Association.

Sayers and Taylor-Matthews clawed back a 3-game deficit to reach 5-all with the serve, but the defending champions laid two short chases to win the set and the match.