What if it rains non stop during the French Open?

LIke its Sister Slam, The US Open, should there be lot's of rain and umbrellas in the upcoming tennis fortnight, they would likely squeeze in play as they could and players would play more than once per day.

If it got really inundated, the men could possibly play the best two of three until the semifinal round and from there forward play the best of five sets.

I certainly hope that both Roland Garros and the US Open are "saving for a rainy day" and are allocating funds for at least two stadiums with roofs.

Matches can be played in light drizzle, but you are obviously talking about conditions which would force delays and/or cancellations of blocks of matches. If weather would preclude the tournament from getting a couple rounds completed, it could end up being abandoned. There is not room on the calendar to reschedule -- and there is no way other tourneys would be delayed or cancelled to make room.

I never miss tasting and swallowing the rain drops. RimJhim Gire Sawan, Machal Machal Jaye Man Bhige Aaj Is Mausam Mein, Lagi Kaisi yeh Agan. I always hum this song while enjoying rain.

we are sure if it rains the game will be postponed and might be fixed on a clear weather day. And yeah.. the tournament must go on anyway.

sounds like a hell of a mess..then the french open will be delayed a week i guess

and players are going to be freaking out!!

an wimbledon might have to start a bit later so they are not burnt dry :)

No they would just keep playing matches whenever they can and try and complete the schedule on time. If it over runs (which I doubt) they will play into the following week.

it will help the game of players like Djokovic and Ferrer.Bad news for Nadal

i think they will have to squeze in matches and some players might have to play twice in 1 day

What if it doesn't rain at the French Open? o.O

yea i think they would try to squeeze it in