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More info on Survivor 22: Redemption Island contestant Boston Rob Mariano
Last updated: February 1, 2011
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Pre-game vidcap gallery
Added: January 14, 2011

Collection of images from the pre-game and circa Ep1-era footage provided with the cast release videos:

 

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Jeff Probst circa-Ep1: cast assessment, TV Guide channel videos
Added: February 1, 2011

TV Guide Channel preview:
"Rob could win Survivor. He could win it. These people would give it to him. Russell? Good luck."

CBS cast assessment video:
"Boston Rob is fascinating, in that he started as a villain. He was despised by people. And somehow, he transformed into a hero. The good news for both Rob and Russell and everybody else is even when you're voted out, you're not out this season. Redemption Island awaits, and one of those guys -- or girls -- is gonna come back into the game."

 

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Rob Mariano officially revealed as a Survivor: Redemption Island contestant
Added: January 11, 2011

From his official CBS bio page:

"Rob Mariano, more commonly know as 'Boston' Rob, returns to Survivor: Redemption Island with one goal in mind: to win. 'It's like I have been climbing this mountain for almost ten years now, and I'm not gonna quit until I get to the top.' One of Rob's most defining characteristics is his determination. In 2000, he woke up the day of the Boston Marathon and decided to run it as an unofficial entry with absolutely no training and finished.

   After growing up in Boston and graduating from Boston University, Rob met his wife, fellow castaway Amber Brkich, during Survivor: All-Stars and proposed to her during the live finale. Rob and Amber are happily married and living in Pensacola, Florida with their two daughters, Lucia Rose and Carina Rose.

   Why will Survivor: Redemption Island be different? 'I feel like I have done my best every time I played and I have always done what I said I was gonna do. I mean, I played this game three times. A lot has gone wrong every time. I'm hoping that this time I can make something go right.'"

Rob's CBS bio from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains
Circa: Spring, 2004

Because you probably wouldn't know who he was otherwise:

 

"Since being voted off seventh on SURVIVOR: MARQUESAS, Robert Mariano has appeared at many charity functions, enjoyed traveling all over the world and acted as a host for the Hawaiian Tropic Model Search Competition last summer in Boston. Two of his most memorable adventures were traveling to Italy last spring with his father and throwing out the first pitch at the Red Sox game last Labor Day when the team hosted the Yankees at Fenway Park.

 

Rob was born and raised in Boston. Growing up, he was very involved in athletics, especially hockey, baseball and football. He attended Xaverian Brothers High School, where he played on the varsity hockey team and helped his golf team win the state championship in 1991-92. Rob then attended Boston University, where he boxed and played rugby. In 1999, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology.

 

Rob currently works as a construction foreman and part-time bartender, while also serving as head coach for Boston University's Inline Hockey Team (which he has done since its inception in 1999). In 2001, he coached the team to victory at their first League Championship followed by another victory at their first National Tournament, where they proceeded to defeat the two-time defending national champion Michigan State Spartans in overtime. Always encouraging his team to give 110 percent, Rob has since coached the team to two additional National Tournament appearances and one League Championship.

 

Rob's hobbies include hockey, fishing and playing cards. In 2000, he woke up the day of the Boston Marathon and decided to run it as an unofficial entry with absolutely no training. He stopped along the way to eat burgers and drink beer. He ended up walking the last 13 miles of the race and finished in 6 hours and 20 minutes. He couldn't walk for three days afterwards.

 

Rob continues to call Boston home and his family remains most important thing in his life. He has one brother, Mike, one sister, Heather, and his parents are Bob and Linda. He is currently single and living in Canton, Massachusetts. His birth date is December 25, 1975."

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