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Mohammad Hussamuddin Height, Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More

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Father: Shamsuddin
Age: 28 Years
Profession: Boxing

Mohammad Hussamuddin

Bio/Wiki
ProfessionBoxer
Famous forWinning a bronze medal in men's 56 kg category at the Commonwealth Games 2018
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)in centimeters- 165 cm
in meters- 1.65m
in feet & inches- 5’ 5”
Weight (approx.)in kilograms- 56 kg
in pounds- 123 lbs
Body Measurements (approx.)- Chest: 36 Inches
- Waist: 34 Inches
- Biceps: 16 Inches
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBlack
Boxing
International Debut2012: Tammer Tournament, Finland
Coach/Mentor• Narendra Rana
• Dharmendra Singh (pad work)
MedalsBronze
• 2009: Junior Nationals, Aurangabad
• 2015: Military World Games, South Korea
• 2017: Ulaanbaatar Cup, Mongolia
• 2018: Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
• 2020: Cologne Boxing World Cup, Cologne
Mohammad Hussamuddin in Cologne Boxing World Cup
Silver
• 2011: Youth Nationals, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh
• 2017: 68th Strandja Memorial Tournament, Bulgaria
Mohammad Hussamuddin (left) with his medal
• 2019: 38th Gee Bee Boxing Tournament, Helsinki, Finland
• 2019: Feliks Stamm Tournament, Europe
Gold
• 2016: Senior Nationals, Guwahati
Mohammad Hussamuddin (middle) at Senior Nationals, Guwahati
• 2018: Chemistry Cup, Halle, Germany
Mohammad Hussamuddin
Award9 January 2024: Arjuna Award
9 January 2024: Mohammad Hussamuddin while receiving the Arjuna Award from the President of India Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
Personal Life
Date of Birth12 February 1994 (Saturday)
Age (as of 2022) 28 Years
BirthplaceNizamabad, Telangana
Zodiac signAquarius
NationalityIndian
HometownNizamabad
Food HabitNon-vegetarian [1]Mohammad Hussamuddin - Instagram
Relationships & More
Marital StatusMarried
Marriage Date29 July 2021
Mohammad Hussamuddin's wedding picture
Family
Wife/SpouseAyesha
Mohammad Hussamuddin with his wife
ChildrenDaughter- 1 (Name not known)
ParentsFather- Shamsuddin (coach and former Indian boxer)
Mohammad Hussamuddin with his father
SiblingsBrother- Hussamuddin is the youngest among his six brothers. Etheshamuddin and Itishmuddin, two of the six brothers, are professional boxers
Mohammad Hussamuddin with his family
Sister- None
Favourites
BoxerVasyl Lomachenko (Ukrainian Professional Boxer)

Mohammad Hussamuddin

Some Lesser Known Facts About Mohammad Hussamuddin

  • Mohammad Hussamuddin is an Indian boxer. In 2018, he clinched a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games held in Queensland, Australia.
  • He grew up in a Muslim family in Nizamabad, Telangana.
  • Hussamuddin belongs to a pugilist family. His father, Mohammad Shamsuddin, is a coach and a former Indian boxer who has participated in national-level boxing tournaments. Hussamuddin’s elder brothers Etheshamuddin and Itishmuddin are professional boxers. In an interview, he talked about his family and shared that he has six brothers, among which five are boxers. He quoted,

    My entire family is into boxing, it’s literally what my background is. My father is a coach, my elder brothers are into boxing and I started when I was very young. I don’t think the presence of boxers in the family adds pressure. In fact, it brings me a lot of support whether it is from my father or brother because among us six brothers, five of us have been into boxing, so they get it.”

  • Mohammad Hussamuddin, initially, took training to be a gymnast; however, his gymnastic coach moved to another state. Later his father, Shamsuddin, decided to give him training in boxing.
  • In an interview, Mohammad Hussamuddin shared that when he first began his training in boxing, he was terrified of being hit during his practice. Later, his father, Shamsuddin, who is a coach and former Indian boxer, started his training which further helped Hussamuddin to deal with his fear.
  • At the age of fifteen, Mohammad Hussamuddin started participating in boxing tournaments. In 2009, he won a bronze medal at Junior National Tournament held at Aurangabad. The same year, he clinched a gold medal at Senior National Tournament.
  • Later, Mohammad Hussamuddin’s father, Mohammad Shamsuddin, decided to relocate Hussamuddin to Havana, Cuba for further training in boxing.
  • In 2012, Mohammad Hussamuddin made his international debut by participating in the 2012 Tammer Tournament, Finland. The same year, Hussamuddin participated in Youth World Championship, Yerevan, Armenia.
  • In 2015, he won a gold medal at the Military World Boxing held in Korea. The same year, he won a silver medal at the Gee Bee Boxing tournament held in Helsinki, Finland.
  • Subsequently, he clinched various medals in tournaments like 68th Strandja Memorial Tournament, Bulgaria (2017), India International Open Boxing Championship, New Delhi (2018), and 69th Strandja Memorial Tournament, Bulgaria.

    Mohammad Hussamuddin participating in various boxing tournaments

    Mohammad Hussamuddin participated in various boxing tournaments

  • In 2018, he participated in the Commonwealth Games, Bulgaria. He won a bronze medal in the tournament. Next, in 2019, he participated in the Asian Games, Jakarta.

    Mohammad Hussamuddin (left) at the 2018 Commonwealth Games

    Mohammad Hussamuddin (left) at the 2018 Commonwealth Games

  • In 2022, he participated in the Commonwealth Games held in Birmingham.

    A poster released by SAI after Hussamuddin entered the quarter finals in the 2022 Commonwealth Games

    A poster released by SAI after Hussamuddin entered the quarter-finals in the 2022 Commonwealth Games

  •  His stance in the game is southpaw, and he participates in the men’s featherweight category.
  • Reportedly, on 24 July 2022, Hussamuddin and his wife Ayesha got blessed with a baby girl. In an interview, Hussamuddin expressed his happiness about having a newly-born daughter and said,

    The birth of my daughter (on Friday) has doubly motivated me. It has given me a lot of happiness and confidence. I am sure something good is going to happen. My family understands my needs and has supported me like anything.” [2]Sportstar

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