For Rohan Bopanna, experience counts a lot while unflinching dedication towards the game is paramount for Serbian great Novak Djokovic to be successful on the challenging ATP Tour as the two oldest World No. 1s in singles and doubles formats engaged in a fun chat at Monte Carlo Masters.

Bopanna, at the age 44, was already oldest player to hold No. 1 rank in the world in the doubles and 36-year-old Djokovic surpassed Roger Federer to become the oldest No. 1 in the latest singles rankings chart. The ATP Tour brought the World No. 1s for a short conversation asthey prepared for the prestigious tournament.