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Why sometimes 2 sets in a MEN's tennis match decide a winner instead of 3 sets?

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Usually only the grand slam tournaments (there are exceptions to this for sure...ie Davis Cup) use a best 3 out of 5 set format. The majority for both men & women are best 2 out of 3.
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Only Grand Slams and big money tournys use best 3 out of 5 as they are more important. Some grandslames play until u win two more sets then ur opponent
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grand slams have best out of 5...

um i believe the final of ATP masters series in Florida had best 3 out of 5 also.
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It depends where they play like the US open series, some of them have best out of 3 sets and other slams have it out of 5
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Most tournaments these days require the men to win 2 out of 3 except for the slams. Which brings out another reason for equal pay. If the men only need 2 sets these days, then the women should play best of 5 in The Slams, and make it totally equal. Not to mention will really show what the women have, and dont have.
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only the mens grand slams in tennis have a best 3 out of 5 match. other than that, all the atp master's series tours and matches are best 2 out of 3
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Only the slams have best of 5 sets for men
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