M.S.M. Nassar
The Ceylon Boxing Federation is proud to celebrate the legacy of M.S.M. Nassar, an exceptional boxer produced by Hameed Al Husseinie College, Colombo 12, whose dedication, discipline, and fighting spirit left a lasting mark on Sri Lanka's school and amateur boxing arenas. From the mid-1970s to the early 1980s, Nassar emerged as one of the most consistent and technically sound competitors of his era. His performances across major tournaments reflected not only his natural talent but also his relentless commitment to the sport.
M.S.M. Nassar competed in some of the most prestigious meets in the country, earning recognition and respect for his resilience inside the ring. His notable achievements include:
- Winner – SBASL L.V. Jayaweera Memorial Boxing Meet (1976)
A defining moment early in his career, showcasing his potential and competitive edge.
- Runner-up T.B. Jayah Memorial Cup Meet (1978)
A highly regarded tournament where Nassar demonstrated remarkable skill and determination.
- Runner-up – Stubbs’ Shield Championship Meet (1978)
One of the most prestigious school-level championships in Sri Lanka, where he proved his calibre against top contenders.
- Runner-up-ABASL Junior Championship (1979)
Awarded the Best Loser, acknowledging his exceptional performance and fighting spirit even in defeat.
- Runner-up-Francis Jayawardene Memorial Boxing Meet (1978 & 1980)
His consistent appearances in the finals stood as a testament to his sustainable excellence.
- Runner-up-ABASL Intermediate Boxing Meet (1980)
A strong finish in yet another major tournament, further cementing his reputation as a formidable competitor.
M.S.M. Nassar's journey is an inspiring chapter in Sri Lanka's boxing history. Representing Hameed Al Husseinie College with pride, he became a role model for young sportsmen who followed in his footsteps. His achievements reflect not only personal triumphs but also the strength of school-level boxing development during his era.