Liz Clarke
speaker
103 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2023
last heard May 2023
Liz Clarke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I see the end of my career at the end of his career.
I think it's more, he's my favorite playmate.
I mean, that's, you know, it's just who will push me in a way that I, you know, and obviously Novak has pushed him quite a bit, but it's a real special relationship.
But
You know, we cry also just when a great artist dies.
You know, we cry when Prince dies or David Bowie dies.
You know, it can be that, too, just someone who, you know, my narrative isn't based on their narrative, but, boy, I appreciate the genius of that person, and I mourn the silencing of that voice, you know, in a way.
I think it was that, too.
I think at this moment Alcaraz is better, certainly on clay.
I mean, Novak, although I have absolute regard for what he has achieved, he's struggling with an elbow injury, as I understand it.
He had a surgery on an elbow.
He's not – I mean, of course, he started the season winning the Australian Open to tie Nadal at 22, so big wow there.
But, you know, his clay court tune-up has not been great.
But that said, he is 35 and has won 22 majors.
And there is an exceptional, super rare expertise that comes with that, you know, knowing how to manage a slam.
How do I get to seven victories and best of five that –
Very few people know as well as Novak how to manage yourself.
And Alcaraz being just turned 20, I believe, of course he wouldn't know that.
But he has youth, and he suffered kind of a freakish early loss at the Italian just, I think, last week.
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