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Igor Hinic
Igor Hinić, Croatian water polo centre forward born 1975 in Rijeka; five Olympian, Atlanta 1996 silver, London 2012 gold, 2007 world champion, 417 caps, later coach of Primorje EB.
Igor Kokoškov
Igor Kokoškov (Игор Кокошков), Serbian basketball coach born 1971 in Belgrade; first non-American full-time NBA assistant (Clippers 2000), 2004 Pistons champion, EuroBasket 2017 winner with Slovenia, Phoenix Suns head coach 2018-19.
Igor Kravchuk
Igor Kravchuk (Игорь Александрович Кравчук), Russian defenseman born 1966 in Ufa; two-time Olympic ice hockey champion (1988 USSR, 1992 Unified Team), 1998 silver, 2002 bronze, and 699-game NHL veteran.
Igor Kravtsov
Igor Kravtsov (Игорь Александрович Кравцов), born 1973 in Magnitogorsk, is the Russian rower who won men's quadruple sculls gold at Athens 2004 (Russia's first Olympic rowing title) after placing eighth at Atlanta 1996.
Igor Larionov (Игорь Николаевич Ларионов)
Igor Larionov (Игорь Николаевич Ларионов), "The Professor", Russian center born 1960 in Voskresensk; KLM line star, two Olympic golds, three Stanley Cups with Detroit's Russian Five, Hall of Famer, later KHL coach.
Igor Lavrov
Igor Lavrov (Игорь Викторович Лавров), born 1973 in Stavropol, Russian handball playmaker; Olympic champion Sydney 2000, world champion 1997, European champion 1996; CSKA and German Bundesliga clubs; later Stavropol Krai sport minister and deputy. Distinct from goalkeeper Andrey Lavrov.
Igor Lukashin
Igor Lukashin (Игорь Владимирович Лукашин), Russian platform diver born 1979 in Penza; won synchronized 10 m platform gold with Dmitry Sautin at Sydney 2000 (365.04), was seventh individually, and took 1998 world and European championship medals. Not the hockey player born 1981.
Igor Malkov
Igor Malkov (Игорь Алексеевич Малков), Soviet speed skater born 1965 in Pervouralsk; 1984 Sarajevo Olympic 10,000 m gold at 19 years 9 days and 5,000 m silver; 10,000 m world record holder 1984-1986.
Igor Marchukov
Igor Marchukov (Марчуков), Soviet breaststroke swimmer from Smolensk, International Master of Sport and Soviet champion; member of the USSR swimming team at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, with bests of 1:07.4 (100 m) and 2:28.9 (200 m) in 1969, later a referee at the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
Igor Marenic
Igor Marenić, Croatian sailor born 1986 in Mali Lošinj; with Šime Fantela won 470 gold at Rio 2016, Croatia's first Olympic sailing gold, plus two world and three European 470 titles; now 470 Class president.
Igor Milanovic
Igor Milanović (Игор Милановић), Serbian water polo center born 1965 in Belgrade, won Olympic gold for Yugoslavia in 1984 and 1988, world titles in 1986 and 1991, and entered the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 2006.
Igor Miličić Jr.
Igor Miličić Jr. (born 2002, Pula, Croatia) is a 6-10 Croatian-Polish forward, son of Poland coach Igor Milicic Sr.; Ulm Pro B, Virginia, Charlotte, Tennessee, 2025 draft prospect, later Knicks G League rights.
Igor Netto
Igor Netto (Игорь Александрович Нетто, 1930–1999), Soviet midfielder and captain, entire career at Spartak Moscow 1949–1966; 54 USSR caps, Olympic gold 1956, first European Championship 1960, five Soviet titles.
Igor Paixão
Igor Paixão (Igor Guilherme Barbosa da Paixão, born 2000, Macapá) is a Brazilian inverted left winger from Coritiba who starred at Feyenoord (Dutch Footballer of the Year 2024–25) and joined Olympique de Marseille in 2025 for a club-record €35 million.
Igor Paklin
Igor Paklin (Игорь Васильевич Паклин), born 1963 in Frunze, is a Soviet/Kyrgyz high jumper who set a 2.41 m world record at the 1985 Kobe Universiade and won European and world indoor titles.
Igor Polyansky
Igor Polyansky (Игорь Николаевич Полянский, born 1967, Novosibirsk) is a Soviet backstroke swimmer, 1988 Olympic 200 m backstroke champion and bronze medalist in the 100 m and medley relay, holder of five world records, later a coach in Auckland, New Zealand; not the 1990-born triathlete of the same name.
Igor Ponomaryov
Igor Ponomaryov (Игорь Анатольевич Пономарёв), Azerbaijani midfielder born 1960 in Baku; Neftchi Baku star, USSR penalty record holder (24 consecutive), and 1988 Seoul Olympic football gold medalist; later coached Azerbaijan.
Igor Romishevsky
Igor Romishevsky (Igor Anatolyevich Romishevsky, Игорь Ромишевский, 1940–2013) was a Soviet ice hockey defenseman who won back-to-back Olympic gold in 1968 and 1972 and spent his career with CSKA Moskva.
Igor Rybak
Igor Rybak (Ігор Михайлович Рибак), Soviet-Ukrainian weightlifter from Kharkiv; 1956 Olympic lightweight gold in Melbourne with 380.0 kg and 1956 European middleweight champion; first Ukrainian Olympic weightlifting champion.
Igor Severino
Igor "The Hannibal" Severino (Igor da Silva Severino, born 2003) is a Brazilian bantamweight MMA fighter, OKTAGON champion, disqualified and released by the UFC in 2024 for biting Andre Lima.
Igor Sokolov
Igor Aleksandrovich Sokolov (Игорь Александрович Соколов), born 1958 in Ufa, Soviet running-target shooter; 1980 Moscow Olympic gold with 589 points and a shoot-off win over Thomas Pfeffer; later Russian national coach.
Igor Stelnov
Igor Stelnov (Игорь Стельнов, 1963–2009), Soviet ice hockey defender with CSKA Moskva; two Olympic golds (Sarajevo 1984, Calgary 1988), world champion 1986, Canada Cup 1987, Soviet champion 1982–1989.
Igor Štimac
Igor Štimac, born 1967 in Metković, Croatian defender and libero, 53 caps, 1998 World Cup bronze; coached Croatia (2012–13) and India (2019–24, SAFF titles 2021 and 2023).
Igor Tolić
Igor Tolić, Croatian football manager and former defender born 1977 in Gradačac; UEFA Pro coach who led Wadi Degla and became Persib Bandung head coach in May 2026 after assisting Bojan Hodak.
Igor Tselovalnikov
Igor Tselovalnikov (Игорь Васильевич Целовальников, 1944–1986), Soviet track cyclist from Kharkiv; Olympic gold in tandem sprint with Vladimir Semenets at Munich 1972, fifth with Bodnieks at Mexico 1968.
Igor Tudor
Igor Tudor, Croatian football manager and former Juventus defender (two Serie A titles, 55 Croatia caps), coached Hajduk Split, Verona, Marseille, Lazio, Juventus, and briefly Tottenham in 2026, favoring a 3-4-2-1 high-pressing system.
Igor Tyjon
Igor Tyjon (Igor Justin Tyjon, born 2008) is an English youth international forward who joined Arsenal from Blackburn Rovers in August 2026 for £1m plus £2m add-ons after 13 goals in 33 U21 games.
Igor Vasilyev
Igor Vasilyev (Игорь Владимирович Васильев), Russian handball right back (1966–2023), Kaustik Volgograd; Unified Team gold at 1992 Barcelona Olympics, 1993 world champion with Russia, later Kaustik vice-president. Not the 1977-born sprinter or hockey players of the same name.
Igor Vori
Igor Vori, born 1980 in Zagreb, Croatian handball pivot (line player), Olympic gold 2004 and world champion 2003, Champions League winner with HSV Hamburg 2013, later coach at Zagreb and MRK Sesvete.
Igor Vovchanchyn (Ігор Ярославович Вовчанчин)
Igor "Ice Cold" Vovchanchyn (Ігор Ярославович Вовчанчин), born 1973, is a retired Ukrainian kickboxer and MMA heavyweight, 56-10-1 NC with 41 knockouts, 2000 Pride Grand Prix finalist, who never fought in the UFC.