Novak Djokovic invites lookalike France's Winter Games Champion Pierre Vaultier for get-together

As French Vaultier makes known of his admiration for Djokovic, the former world number 1 Serbian responded by inviting him to the Roland Garros this year.

Double Trouble: French snowboarder Paul Vaultier and not Novak Djokovic, won the gold at Winter Games. (Facebook)

Pyeongchang: Tennis ace Novak Djokovic has invited French lookalike Winter Olympic champion Pierre Vaultier for a get-together after the snowboard gold medallist noted the resemblance between the two men.

Vaultier told French TV he was a fan of Djokovic and had always wanted to meet the Serbian former world number one. Djokovic responded swiftly on Twitter with an invitation to the French Open at Roland Garros.

"@pierre_vaultier let`s make it happen. See you at RG (Roland Garros)! And congratulations on your Olympic medal(s)!"

Vaultier said the likeness between himself and the tall, dark Djokovic had been raised in the past and added: "When I am watching him play, his expressions and his intonation, I feel like I am watching myself."

The 30-year-old Vaultier won the Olympic snowboard cross gold in Pyeongchang on Thursday, retaining the title he won in Sochi four years earlier. The French Open tennis championships will take place at Roland Garros from May 27 to June 10.