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Best Bachelor Since Phil Connors in the Punxsutawney Bachelor Auction
Roberto Martinez
by Susan Cohen @susancohenStaff Pick
ABC's The Bachelorette began last May, the City Paper's resident Bachelorette watcher predicted that Ali Fedotowsky was going to choose local boy Roberto Martinez. Through countless group dates and rose ceremonies, Martinez remained until the end, eventually winning the top prize in the August finale. The couple got engaged in the episode and are still together, though Martinez left the Holy City to join Fedotowsky in San Diego. We're sure there are plenty of single ladies in Charleston who were hoping he'd get rejected and would return to our fair city to mend his broken heart, but no such luck.
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