Basic Information
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Lovee DuBoef Arum |
| Marital Status | Married to Bob Arum since June 1991 |
| Approximate Age | Late 70s to early 80s |
| Residence | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Combined Net Worth | Approximately $300 million (shared) |
Family Background
In June 1991, Lovee DuBoef Arum became public after marrying famous boxing promoter Bob Arum. Born December 8, 1931, Bob Arum started Top Rank Boxing in 1973, establishing a global promotion empire. Lovee introduced Todd and Dena DuBoef from a previous marriage to the Arums. Three of Bob Arum’s first marriage children—John (dead), Richard, and Elizabeth—are also in the blended family. The family is based in Las Vegas but has business and social contacts nationwide.
| Name | Relationship | Birth/Death |
|---|---|---|
| Bob Arum | Husband (m. 1991) | b. Dec 8, 1931 |
| Todd DuBoef | Son from Lovee’s previous marriage | b. c. 1963 |
| Dena DuBoef | Daughter from Lovee’s previous marriage | b. Mar 1965 |
| John Arum | Stepson (Bob’s son, deceased) | 1961–2010 |
| Richard Arum | Stepson | b. c. 1960s |
| Elizabeth Arum | Stepdaughter | b. c. 1960s |
Careers and Contributions
Lovee DuBoef Arum
Lovee DuBoef has kept a low profile, supporting Top Rank and other charities. She has worked behind-the-scenes in hospitality, guest relations, and humanitarian initiatives since joining Bob Arum at high-profile boxing events.
Bob Arum
- Founder and CEO of Top Rank Boxing since 1973
- Harvard Law School graduate (1961), former U.S. Department of Justice attorney
- Promoted over 1,000 major fights including Hagler–Duran (1983) and Mayweather–Pacquiao (2015)
Todd DuBoef
- President of Top Rank since 2003
- Modernized media rights, securing multi‑year deals with ESPN beginning in 2017
- Oversees talent development and global expansion of boxing events
Dena DuBoef
- Vice President of Top Rank since 2005
- Founder of Nevada Women’s Philanthropy (est. 2010)
- Manages special events, marketing initiatives, and community outreach
| Executive | Position | Year Appointed | Primary Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Todd DuBoef | President | 2003 | Media rights & global growth |
| Dena DuBoef | Vice President | 2005 | Philanthropy & event marketing |
Philanthropy and Public Appearances
Lovee DuBoef Arum and her family support Las Vegas organisations like the Junior League, UJA, and Lou Ruvo Centre for Brain Health. She attends benefit galas like Keep Memory Alive (established 1996) and the WNBA Finals in September 2023 with her spouse.
- 2018: Southern Nevada Girl Scouts honour Dena DuBoef for Dessert Before Dinner fundraising
- 2023: Lovee and Bob Arum attended WNBA Finals at Michelob Ultra Arena
- Since 2010: Family participation in Nevada Women’s Philanthropy events
Recent Legal Developments
In February 2025, Top Rank President Todd DuBoef was sued for misappropriating fees and negotiating with an alleged international criminal to get high-profile matches, which ESPN and Bob Arum were unaware of. This litigation has raised concerns about Top Rank’s governance and 2026 media rights renewals.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Feb 2025 | Lawsuit filed against Todd DuBoef over undisclosed deals |
| Q3 2026 | ESPN media rights contract expiration for review |
FAQ
Who is Lovee DuBoef Arum?
Bob Arum’s wife, Lovee DuBoef Arum, is a Las Vegas-based private-sector supporter of humanitarian initiatives.
What is the net worth of Lovee DuBoef?
The net wealth of Lovee DuBoef and Bob Arum is estimated at $300 million, mostly from Top Rank Boxing.
Who are Lovee DuBoef’s children?
Todd and Dena DuBoef, Top Rank Boxing executives, are her children.
What philanthropic causes does Lovee support?
Lovee DuBoef Arum supports Junior League, UJA, Lou Ruvo Centre for Brain Health, and Nevada Women’s Philanthropy.
Has any family member faced legal issues?
Todd DuBoef was sued in February 2025 alleging hidden agreements and fee withholdings in boxing promotions.
