Tubbs Explained

Tubbs should not be confused with Tubb.

Tubbs is a surname.^[1] Notable people with the surname include::

• Alfred L. Tubbs, American businessman
• Anthony Tubbs, American lo-fi hip hop rapper known as Rxseboy
• Billy Tubbs, American college basketball coach.
• F. Eugene Tubbs, American politician.
• Greg Tubbs, American Major League Baseball player.
• Hubert Tubbs, American singer with Tower of Power and as solo act
• Irl Tubbs, American college football coach.
• James Tubbs, British instrument bow-maker.
• Jerry Tubbs, American football linebacker.
• Marcus Tubbs, American football defensive tackle.
• Matt Tubbs, English footballer.
• Pierre Tubbs, British songwriter and music producer.
• Ralph Tubbs, British architect.
• Steffan Tubbs, American radio host.
• Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Member of the US House of Representatives from Ohio
• Tony Tubbs, American Boxing Heavyweight champion.
• Winfred Tubbs, American football player.
• Zac Tubbs, American football offensive tackle.

Fictional characters:

• A character in The League of Gentlemen (comedy)
• Ricardo Tubbs, a character detective in Miami Vice
• Calhoun Tubbs a character on the show In Living Color

See also

• Tubbs (album), 1961 album by Tubby Hayes
• Tubbs Fire, large wildfire in Northern California, October 2017
• Wash Tubbs the name of a comic strip

Notes and References

1. Book: Browne. W.A.F.. Reaney. P.H.. Wilson. R.M.. Scull. A.. A Dictionary of English Surnames. Routledge. Tavistock classics in the history of psychiatry. 1991. 978-0-415-05737-0. 19 August 2018. 3176.