Olympic Gold - signed by Sir Steve Redgrave

The greatest Olympian ever? By winning an astonishing five consective Olympic gold medals, Steve Redgrave has staked a claim to be the greatest athlete ever to compete in the Olympic Games. Having performed at the very highest level since the 1984 Los Angeles Games through to Sydney 2000 and taken the gold medal each and every time, Redgrave is arguably history's greatest Olympian in any discipline.

Who can forget that incredible morning in September 2000? The watching British public tuned in to cheer the mighty Redgrave home to his fifth and final Olympic triumph. It was a quite staggering achievement, something that perhaps only Redgrave's protégé Matthew Pinsent might equal in our lifetime.

After his remarkable fourth gold at the Atlanta Games in 1996, Redgrave was adamant that he was finished with rowing and stated, "I've had enough. Anyone who sees me in a boat again has full permission to shoot me." But the draw of being the first Olympic athlete to achieve the seemingly unattainable proved too much for the big man and he was soon back in training for Sydney 2000. Four long years of cold, early morning training sessions and gruelling fitness training followed, but as Redgrave was to acknowledge, in the moments after the final race, it was all worth it.

Own a piece of sporting history

In a first for UK memorabilia, we have captured a dramatic image of Steve Redgrave in a fantastic limited edition print, personally signed by himself. It features a shot of him seemingly overwhelmed by emotion as the realisation dawned that he was taking home a fifth Olympic gold medal.

Personally Signed

Each print has been personally hand-signed by Sir Steve Redgrave. Due to our exclusive deal with the British Olympic Association, you will only be able to find an Olympic image signed by Steve Redgrave here, which makes his autograph highly sought after.

Strictly Limited Edition

Only 500 hand-numbered copies of this print will ever be released. Due to the overwhelming popularity of Steve Redgrave, you must order soon to ensure you get hold of this Olympic Gold print.