Boxing at the 1953 Arab Games
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Pan Arab Games in Alexandria, Egypt, July 26 - August 10, 1953 [1]
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Finals (winners first)
| 51 kg | Fekri Idris | EGY | Dawood Suleiman | PLS |
| 57 kg | Salah Shokweir | EGY | Mohamed Sweidan | LEB |
| 60 kg | Mohyee Eldin el-Hamaky | EGY | Sarkis Sarkissian | LEB |
| 67 kg | Fathi Abdelrahman | EGY | Ibrahim Kahil | PLS |
| 71 kg | Edward Hanna | EGY | Mohammad Al Rayes | PLS |
| 75 kg | Mohamed Al Assal | EGY | Mohamed el-Aktaa | SYR |
| 81 kg | Mohamed Elminaboui | EGY | Olayan | LEB |
| +81kg | Ahmed Elminaboui | EGY | Abdallah Rifai | SYR |
Bronze Medal Winners
| 51 kg | Muhammad Gilbo | SYR |
| 57 kg | Mohamed Rodani | SYR |
| 60 kg | Abdel Hakim Kodeh | SYR |
| 67 kg | Salah el-Masri | SYR |
| 71 kg | Sarkis Moussa | LEB |
| 75 kg | Akram Arafat | PLS |
| 81 kg | Ahmed Ezz El Din | SYR |
| +81kg | Joseph Sakr | LEB |
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