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  • The Tase
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    What do you think of TODD DUBEOF?

    Anybody have any idea what kind of man he is? What his boxing philosophy is in terms of running top rank once bob arum is gone. He is the heir to the top rank throne right? Does he feel the same way about golden boy as arum?

    How do you think he will run top rank? The same as arum or will he be actually decent and work with other promoters?

    Tags: future, promotion, top rank
    • Young Money
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      Yeah I'd hit it.

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        • The Tase
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          Originally posted by Young Money
          Yeah I'd hit it.


          here's what thomas hauser thinks of him:

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          http://www.secondsout.com/features/main-features/todd-duboef-and-the-future-of-boxing


          still we wont know until arum actually dies and he takes control. only then.

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            • ИATAS
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              I think he'll run Top Rank well after Bob retires/passes away. I don't think he's the kind of guy to hold grudges like Bob.

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                • STEELHEAD
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                  several years back according to pedro fernandez bob arums
                  son in law tp office was raided by fbi. it appeared cocain was dumped by todd down the drain just before they knocked down the door.

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                    • Young Money
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                      I've read that Todd has good relationships with people that Arum doesn't.

                      That tells me he is already thinking about the future of Top Rank without Bob.

                      Also wasn't it his idea to set up Cotto fighting at MSG as a regular occurrence to build/support his fan base?

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                        • The Tase
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                          i got a good feeling about this guy.

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                            • Simply Zyzz
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                              after arum goes.. him and schaefer will run boxing together.

                              maybe tod himself, secretly, wants his stepdad to go as well...

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                                • paulf
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                                  Floyd Mayweather gave the guy props; said he was easy to work with and looked forward to doing business with him some day. Thats a harsh ass contrast compared to Arum. Look forward to him taking over.

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                                    • Young Money
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by DTMB
                                      Anybody have any idea what kind of man he is? What his boxing philosophy is in terms of running top rank once bob arum is gone. He is the heir to the top rank throne right? Does he feel the same way about golden boy as arum?

                                      How do you think he will run top rank? The same as arum or will he be actually decent and work with other promoters?

                                      Todd Arum - the future of boxing

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