Nacho Figueras

Polo player, model, and brand ambassador

Nacho Figueras - Polo player, model, and brand ambassador
Born

March 4th, 1977
48 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Argentina

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An accomplished polo player and model, this individual gained international recognition in the world of polo, competing at the highest levels. He played for teams such as Black Watch and is associated with major tournaments including the World Polo Championship. In addition to a successful sports career, served as a brand ambassador for fashion labels and luxury brands, enhancing the visibility of polo through media appearances and public engagements.

Competed in the World Polo Championship

Played for Black Watch polo team

Served as a model and ambassador

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