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Survivor Winner Gender Breakdown Statistics
There is an almost equal split in the gender of winners on Survivor, with slightly more male winners than female winners.
In this post, we explore the gender breakdown of Survivor winners, diving into the statistics behind the show’s history up to Season 40. From the first male champion in 2000 to the latest trends in male and female victories, we analyze the patterns and milestones of gender representation in this popular reality TV competition.
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"As of Survivor Season 40, 25 men and 15 women have won the popular reality TV show."
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"Males have won approximately 62.5% of Survivor seasons compared to 37.5% for females (as of Season 40)."
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"The first ever Survivor winner was a male, Richard Hatch, on Survivor: Borneo which aired in 2000."
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"The first female winner was Tina Wesson on Survivor: The Australian Outback, the second season, in 2001."
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"There was a streak of four male winners from Seasons 22-25 (2011-2012) of Survivor."
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"Survivor: Micronesia, the 16th season, was the first to be won by a woman against a man in the final face-off."
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"Only one season has ever had a tie vote in the final Tribal Council between two males, Survivor: Ghost Island (2018)."
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"As of Season 40, No woman has won the show since Season 37."
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"The first ever Survivor winner of Asian descent was a male, Yul Kwon, in Survivor: Cook Islands (Season 13)."
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"Sandra Diaz-Twine is the only Survivor contestant (male or female) to win the show twice, doing so in Seasons 7 and 20."
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"Seasons 9 through 12 saw alternating male and female winners."
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"The longest streak of female winners occurred in Seasons 29-32."
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"The oldest female winner was Denise Stapley, who was 41 when she won the show in Season 25."
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"The youngest female Survivor winner was Jenna Morasca, who was just 21 when she won Season 6."
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"Natalie White was the first female winner to solely compete against male contestants in the final Tribal Council (Survivor: Samoa, Season 19)."
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"There was a streak of three female winners in seasons 15-17."
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"Survivor: The Amazon was the first and only season to segregate contestants by gender for a time and also had a male winner, making for a unique instance in the gender breakdown."
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"The most recent female winner, as of 2020, is Sandra Diaz-Twine in Survivor: Winners at War (Season 40), but she entered the season as a former winner."
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"Parvati Shallow, a female, holds the record for surviving the most days in the game overall, totaling 149 days."
Jannik Lindner
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