Igor Figueiredo
The Boy From Brazil
WSF Seniors Champion
World Ranking
79
Money List Earnings
£30,500
One Year List Earnings
£16,000
Brazilian
11/10/1977
Date of Birth
2010
Turned Pro
Right
Hand
137
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
80
Frames Played
34
Frames Won
46
Frames Lost
42.50%
Frames Won Percentage
1,866
Shots Played
23.33
Shots Per Frame
17
Breaks Over 50
4.71
50 Break Rate
3
Breaks Over 100
26.67
100 Break Rate
Bio
The most successful player from Brazil to compete on the World Snooker Tour, Igor Figueiredo has twice reached the last 16 stage of a full-ranking event and achieved a career-high ranking of 65 in September 2010.
Prior to his maiden season on the PIOS amateur circuit in 2009 Figueiredo had yet to play on a full-size snooker table, but upon turning professional a year later quickly showed his potential by qualifying for the televised stages of the World Open, losing to Mark Williams.
In 2017 he achieved his best results to date on the main tour as he reached the last 16 of both the Welsh Open and Gibraltar Open tournaments but was unable to retain his place on the main tour.
Two years later however, Figueiredo was able to triumph at the 2019 Pan American Snooker Championship, a result that earned him a return to the professional circuit from the start of the 2019/20 season.
In 2018, the Rio de Janeiro native also won the inaugural World Snooker Federation Seniors Championship with a 5-3 victory against Darren Morgan in Malta.
