Djokovic sets sights on elusive French Open

Australian Open In years past, Novak Djokovic marked his victories at the Australian Open with rowdy late-night celebrations and bleary-eyed photo shoots the next morning in downtown Melbourne. This year's win made history but inspired a more sober reaction. After beating Andy Murray to become the only man to win three consecutive Australian Open titles, the No. 1-ranked player had no time for immediate celebration. Instead, he booked an early Monday flight home to start getting in shape for his next challenge: the clay courts of Europe. He's got the Davis Cup next weekend and a few months away is the French Open - the one major that has eluded Djokovic. He now has six Grand Slam tournament trophies altogether, including four overall from the Australian Open and one each from Wimbledon and the U.S. Open in 2011. He came close last year at Roland Garros but lost in the final to clay-court master Rafael Nadal. ''Of course, I want to go all the way in the French Open,'' Djokovic s...