Tag: Anthony Ervin
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The Last Five Men’s 50m Freestyle Champions | Olympics
Dive into the history of the last five Olympic champions in the 50-meter freestyle! From Brazil’s César Cielo (2008) and France’s Florent Manaudou (2012) to the USA’s double dominance with Anthony Ervin (2016) and Caeleb Dressel (2021). Finally, Australia celebrated the new champion Cameron McEvoy in 2024. A thrilling recap of lightning-fast sprints, dramatic finals,…
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Milorad Cavic Explains Phelps Rivalry and 2008 Olympics | Kyle Millis
In this week’s episode of Athletes Only, Olympic Silver Medalist, Milorad Cavic, sits down and shares his journey as a swimmer including his 2008 Olympics 100 Butterfly vs Michael Phelps which came down to 0.01 and sparked a much larger swimming controversy. That controversy turned into a rivalry with Phelps that led into the 2009…
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Caeleb Dressel vs Anthony Ervin – 50M Freestyle | Head-To-Head | Olympics
Anthony Ervin and Caeleb Dressel, face off in the 50m freestyle race. With the pressure on and the stakes high, both athletes give it their all in a head-to-head battle. You’ll witness the explosive power and lightning-fast speed of Ervin and Dressel as they push themselves to the limit in this thrilling sprint to the…
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ALL Men’s 50m Olympic Freestyle Swimming Finals 🏊♂️ | Olympics
The Top Moment video of the week features all Men’s 50m Freestyle Swimming Finals since the 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul. Here is a look at all the 🥇 medalists: Seoul 1988 – Matt Biondi 🇺🇸 Barcelona 1992 – Alexander Popov Atlanta 1996 – Alexander Popov Sydney 2000 – Anthony Ervin & Gary Hall…
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Anthony Ervin 🇺🇸 Epic Performance at Fukuoka 2001 | 50m Free | FINA World Championships
Enjoy watching US-American athlete Anthony Ervin winning at the 2001 FINA World Championships in Fukuoka. With a time of 22.09, Ervin came close to beating the Championships record of 22.05.
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All Men’s Olympic 50m Freestyle Swimming Finals 1988-2016 | Top Moments
This week’s Top Moments video features all Men’s 50m Freestyle Swimming Finals since the 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul. Enjoy watching!
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Olympians Who Are “One In A Thousand”
Watch and Listen to Mark Spitz, Janet Evans, Dara Torres, Vladimir Salnikov, Brenda Villa, Greg Louganis, Anthony Ervin, Elvira Khasyanova, Jason Lezak, and Rowdy Gaines. Become a supporter of the International Swimming Hall of Fame and become One In A Thousand!
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10 Races that Changed Swimming Forever | MySwimPro
It’s not everyday legends are born, but some of these swimmers have produced historic milestones that have changed the sport of swimming forever. See MySwimPro