The French Open final has reached the fifth set.

Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Sisipas will shine in the French Open.

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But what happens if the game reaches 6-6 in the fifth game?

This is the fifth set of rules for all Grand Slams.

Does the French Open have a fifth set tiebreaker?

The French Open did not have a tie-break in the fifth set.

After Wimbledon changed the rules, the French Open is now the only game that continues until a player wins with two wins.

Does the Australian Open have a fifth set tiebreaker?

The Australian Open did have a fifth set tiebreaker.

However, there is a turning point.

In order to win the game, the player must reach 10 points in the tie-breaker instead of the usual 7 points.

Does the US Open have a fifth set tiebreaker?

Yes it is. Since 1970, the U.S. Open has used tiebreaks to determine all five sets.

Does Wimbledon have a fifth set tiebreaker?

Just like the French Open, Wimbledon players used to continue to play until two clear matches were won.

However, this rule has changed in 2019 and is now a tie-break when the fifth set reaches 12-12.

This format was used in the finals of the same year Novak Djokovic defeats Roger Federer.

Wimbledon’s rule changes mean that all four Grand Slams use different formats to determine five sets of matches.