Paul Radmilovic

Paul Radmilovic was a Welsh water polo player and swimmer who won four Olympic gold medals for Great Britain between 1908 and 1928.

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1908 Summer Olympics: The London Olympic Games, where Great Britain won both the men's water polo tournament and the 4 × 200 metres freestyle relay. Radmilovic won his first two Olympic gold medals at these home Games.
Water polo: A team sport in which players swim, pass, and shoot a ball into the opposing goal. It was Radmilovic's main Olympic sport and the source of three of his four gold medals.
George Wilkinson: An English water polo player who won Olympic gold with Great Britain in 1900 and 1908. Wilkinson was a teammate in the British water polo team that won gold in 1908.
Olympic water polo: The water polo competition held as part of the Summer Olympic Games. Radmilovic's four consecutive titles became a defining record in the sport's Olympic history.
1912 Summer Olympics: The Stockholm Olympic Games, held from May to July 1912. He won water polo gold as Great Britain retained its Olympic title.
Swimming: A water sport in which competitors race over set distances using defined strokes. Radmilovic competed in Olympic swimming as well as water polo.
Charles Sydney Smith: An English water polo player who won Olympic gold for Great Britain in 1900 and 1908. Smith shared the 1908 Olympic water polo title with Radmilovic.
Great Britain men's national water polo team: The national men's water polo team representing Great Britain in international competition. His victories formed part of the team's early Olympic supremacy.
1920 Summer Olympics: The Antwerp Olympic Games, held in the aftermath of the First World War. Radmilovic won his third consecutive water polo gold for Great Britain.
Great Britain at the Olympics: The national Olympic team representing Great Britain and, in some sports, Ireland before 1924. Radmilovic won his Olympic medals representing this team.