While attending high school, Milorad Cavic set four CIF records and a national high school record in the 50m freestyle. He continued to set records in college under Mike Bottom, with a school and Pac-10 record in the 100yd butterfly. In 2000, he represented Yugoslavia in the 50m freestyle of the Sydney Olympics.

In 2003, Cavic won the gold medal in 100m and set a new world record for Serbia at the European SC Championships. He also placed second in the 50m freestyle. In 2006, he won another gold and silver, and two golds in 2007. In 2008, Cavic won the gold in the 50m butterfly at the European Championships, and the silver in the 100m butterfly at the Olympics, the first medal for Serbia.

A Milorad Cavic appearance in Beijing in the 100m butterfly broke an Olympic record during the preliminary heats, but Cavic came in second to Michael Phelps by 1/100 of a second in the final. The Serbian team challenged the result but FINA later confirmed it.

Milorad Cavic Speaker

Although many protested his loss to Michael Phelps, Cavic was able to accept defeat and even said there’s nothing wrong with losing to the greatest swimmer there has ever been. This kind of sportsmanship is what a Milorad Cavic speaker appearance represents.

Milorad Cavic Appearance

The most famous Milorad Cavic appearance is undoubtedly his loss to Michael Phelps by the slimmest of margins in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Milorad Cavic Endorsement

A Milorad Cavic endorsement is an opportunity for your company to play off the fame of the man who just barely lost to Michael Phelps.