Mike Zahalsky's longtime dream of winning Survivor may actually come true in Season 35.
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Mike started out the game as a member of the Healers tribe, and he just so happens to be the last Healer left in the game with four other castaways remaining. (Two Heroes and two Hustlers are also still in the running for the $1 million grand prize).
Mike was playing in the middle of two pairs as a swing vote, but after Ashley Nolan went home, he's now on the outs with Public Enemy No. 1, Ben Driebergen.
Chrissy Hofbeck, Devon Pinto and Ryan Ulrich recently joined forces and solidified a Final 3 alliance, but so much can change in this game in such a short period of time. Curious to learn more about the quirky castaway who has been dubbed unpredictable and untrustworthy, yet still made it to the end?
Below is a list of 8 facts Reality TV World has compiled about Mike Zahalsky:
- One of Mike's major pet peeves is double dipping because he says he is a germaphobe.
- He has been a fan of Survivor since Season 1 and understands how the game has changed and evolved. He's such a fan, in fact, that he and his wife named their second child Ethan after Ethan Zohn, the third-season winner of Survivor.
- Mike considers himself smart, strategic, social, intelligent, enthusiastic and determined.
- Mike's hobbies include archery, watching Game of Thrones, and fishing.
- If he could have taken any three items to the island with him, he'd choose a photo of his kids because he loves them, a deck of cards to play with, and an extra pair of underwear.
- Mike believes he is most like the Survivor contestant Rob "Boston Rob" Mariano because he was smart and socially strategic.
- The castaway's inspiration in life happens to be his wife and children, who inspire him to be a better version of himself every day.
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- Mike specializes in sexual dysfunction and male infertility. He runs one of the busiest urology practices in all of South Florida.
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