Serbian-American freestyle and folkstyle wrestler Stevan Micic is a force to be reckoned with in collegiate wrestling. From winning three NCAA All-American championships to becoming a Big-10 133lbs champion in NCAA Division 1, Micic has covered it all. Interestingly, on the same note, as the wrestling prodigy engages in an uphill battle to prepare for his upcoming matches, he pens an inspiring message for his fandom.

In the Michigan Wolverines’ wrestling arena, Micic’s three-time All-American status is etched in glory, consistently securing top-four finishes in the NCAA Championships. A dynamo on the mat, Micic’s transfer from Northwestern University to the University of Michigan marked the start of a redshirt season, boasting a streak record. With this, Micic shared an heartfelt message to inpsire millions across the globe.

Churchill’s wisdom fuels University of Michigan wrestler

A r?c?nt vid?o shar?d by Micic puls?s with th? spirit of chang? and growth, ?ncapsulat?d in Sir Winston Churchill’s ?l?ctrifying quot? as a caption: “To improv? is to chang?; to b? p?rf?ct is to chang? oft?n.”

However, Micic’s wr?stling prow?ss isn’t confin?d to coll?giat? battl?s. On 18th September at the 2023 Wrestling World Championships?Stevan Micic won Serbia?s first-ever men?s freestyle world title. Though he is born and brought up in America, Micic has always been closer to his Serbian roots, and leaves no stone unturned to express his encomium for his country.

Micic’s inspiring message following his World Wrestling Championships victory

Micic?s victory in Belgrade came with an uphill battle. Before making it to the final, he trounced two-time world champion and reigning Olympic champio Zaur Uguev, followed by the champion Zelimkhan Abakarov in the semi-final. He then defeated 61 kg reigning world champion Higuchi Rei in an intense final. Following this, in an interview with Olympics.com, he said?I put my whole life into being a world champion. My dream since I was a little boy. I manifested it this year and visualised it every day.”

He further stated, “No one wants three world champions in a row but to beat the best you have to beat the best so that?s my philosophy.”

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He embarks on the upcoming season with the University of Michigan?s World Wrestling Champion, inspired by the timing wisdom of Sir Winston Churchill. In his narrativ?, Micic’s journey b?com?s a roll?rcoast?r of triumph, collaboration, and an unyi?lding qu?st for ?xc?ll?nc? in th? ?v?r-?volving r?alm of fr??styl? wr?stling.

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