Survivor: Winners at War: And the winner is...
40th season — a battle of the champions that pitted 20 former winners against each other for ultimate bragging rights — came to a close on Wednesday night as another player joined Sandra Diaz-Twine as the franchise’s only two-time victors.finale started with Tony Vlachos, Sarah Lacina, Ben Driebergen, Michele Fitzgerald, and Denise Stapley waiting for another player to join them after winning the battle back challenge to return from the Edge of Extinction.
Then, after Natalie won the final immunity, she brought Michele to the end with her — forcing Cops ‘R’ Us allies Tony and Sarah to do battle at fire, with the winner heading to the final 3 and the loser heading to the jury. It was an emotional face-off that began with lots of fist-bumps and ended with tears, kisses, and plenty of “I love yous” after Tony defeated his best friend in the game.
The final Tribal Council was absent of any of the bitterness that has marked other jury questioning sessions and mirrored the celebratory nature of season as a whole as players were mostly very complimentary and respectful of the games of all three finalists. Natalie did take a little heat for a lack of a social game at the Edge of Extinction, and that may have cost her as Tony ultimately sailed to an easy victory to become the show’s second two-time winner.champ in all three facets of the game.
My full finale recap will be up shortly, along with interviews with the final six as well as host Jeff Probst. But see what
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