PARIS: Every time Novak Djokovic walks onto Court Philippe-Chatrier he scans the arena, taking in the sights. His eyes stayed on some parts more than others.
Across a parapet on the upper tier is a quote that defines the 23-time major winner. The words - Victory Belongs To The Most Tenacious - is engraved on a balustrade. The quote - which French aviator Roland Garros made his own, even inscribing it on his planes' propellers - is attributed to Napoleon I. It has been the Serb's companion for much of his career.
