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Kelce models a different kind of man: thoroughly masculine and not exactly a high-minded liberal intellectual, but nevertheless an unflappably supportive partner, a guy who is just plain psyched to be paired with one of the most successful women in the world and who seems to go out of his way to champion her.

From Slate

Twenty-five years after their first album, both brothers are comfortable — psyched, even — to find their band in such an unlikely mix.

In fact, it’s virtually impossible to tell whether he’s more psyched about “Slow Horses” or being knighted.

“We’re psyched for five more years with our fans.”

Being so close to Jana Novotna on Centre Court that she could see her foot shaking on the first point of a Wimbledon final or being "psyched out" by John McEnroe were priceless experiences for Eyre.

From BBC

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