Keyword question
No direct relation whatsoever. Yet indirectly being among the best hubs helps your ranking a bit, through internal backlinks.
Edit. Oops, looks like I misread the question. Yes if two hubs are already listed on google for your keyword, you have to outdo at least one of them to be even shown in search results at all.
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