The Survivor 49 finale has arrived! We shared the full elimination order for Survivor 49, along with the winner of the season.
If you want to know the complete elimination order for Survivor 49, we have you covered! We shared all the players voted out so far, along with a short description of what went wrong for their games. So far, it's been pretty obvious what went wrong, but I have a feeling this season is just about to get started.
Let's get the Survivor 49 elimination order started with the first player voted out of the game, Nicole Mazullo.
Nicole Mazullo
Voted out: First (Kele)
Nicole Mazullo was unfortunately the dreaded first boot of the season. After losing the Marooning challenge and Alex Moore failing to beat Rizo Velovic during the one-on-one battle for supplies on the first day in the game, the Kele tribe really struggled. Nicole found herself on the outside of the four player majority alliance of Jake Latimer, Sophi Balerdi, Jeremiah Ing, and Alex.
After losing the immunity challenge, the alliance identified Nicole as one of the weaker players in the challenge, so they wanted to vote her out to have a better chance to win immunity challenges going forward. Then, the vote seemed to turn toward Annie Davis after she started getting a little too far ahead of herself with some move-making. Eventually, the vote swung back to Nicole, and she was voted out.
Annie Davis
Voted out: Second (Kele)
After barely skirting by in the season premiere, Annie Davis was voted out of Survivor 49 in the second episode of the season, "Cinema."
Again, Kele lost a huge lead to lose the immunity challenge to the Hina and Uli tribe despite the Hina tribe getting gifted with a disadvantage. It's no surprise that Annie was targeted with the second vote of the season. She was probably the weakest of the remaining Kele tribe, and she started to rub some of the players the wrong way during the episode by trying to take more of a leadership position on the tribe.
Still, there was some conversations, but Kele decided to keep the tribe as strong as possible heading into the third episode.
Jake Latimer
Medically Evacuated on Day 6
Although the Kele tribe has yet to win, Jake Latimer was playing a great social game, and he seemed quite insulated because of his physical strength. There was no one in the game close to him in that department.
Unfortunately, Jake Latimer was the third player to leave Survivor 49 after he was bitten by the highly venomous sea snake, the sea krait. Luckily, Jake was okay, but doctors needed to observe Jake to make sure that he didn’t have any venom. He also went through a lot during the evaluation process, and they decided they couldn’t send Jake back into the game after going through something so serious. This is one of the most shocking decisions in Survivor history.
Based on his social media activity, Jake appears to have made a full recovery.
Jeremiah Ing
Voted out: Fourth
Although a fellow Kele tribe member was pulled from the game, the Kele tribe lost the immunity challenge, the third straight immunity loss, and Jeremiah was the odd person out. Alex Moore and Sophi Balerdi teamed up to vote out Jeremiah.
It’s such a bummer to see Jeremiah go. Two Canadians were eliminated in episode 3, and that just doesn’t feel right. Sadly, the Kele tribe still hasn’t won immunity, and now, production has to make some big decisions about a possible tribe swap.
Matt Williams
Voted out: Fifth
Matt Williams was looking great in Survivor 49, until he wasn't. He was on a great tribe, peforming well in challenges, and forming some good connections. Unfortunately, the tribe swap happened earlier than expected, and Matt ended up on the new Hina tribe four former Uli players. Matt's alliance was on the other tribe, and he was without real allies for the first time in the game.
Matt tried to play hard and pull in Jawan Pitts, Sophi Balerdi, and Jason Treul, but Sophi and Jawan stuck with Savannah Louie and Nate Moore to vote out Matt.
It's a bummer was eliminated at this part of the game because, while he might have been out of his element, he seemed like he could perform well in challenges. He was a real threat to go far in the game.
Jason Treul
Voted out: Sixth
Jason Treul was voted out of Survivor 49 in episode 5. After Jason ended up with four former Uli players and a charismatic player like Sophi Balerdi, Jason knew he was in trouble, just like Matt Williams. After Matt was sent home in episode 4, Jason knew his days were numbered. He tried to wiggle his way out, but the former Uli tribe was not ready to turn on one of their own just yet. And, Jason became the sixth player eliminated from Survivor 49.
Shannon Fairweather
Voted out: Seventh
Shannon was always in trouble after the latest tribe swap, but she truly had no idea, at least that’s what it seemed like anyway. Shannon thought that she had worked everyone over to be on her side, but they saw through her posturing. She’s the perfect example of someone playing just a little bit too hard too early to raise some eyebrows.
In the end, Jawan Pitts and Sage Ahrens-Nichols teamed up with Steven Ramm to vote our the original Uli player. Now, the numbers are a little bit more even heading into the merge in episode 7!
Nate Moore
- Voted out: Eighth
- Jury: Yes, first member
Nate Moore was voted out in the seventh episode of Survivor 49. He was the eighth player eliminated, but he is the first member of the jury! He will have a say in who wins Survivor 49, and that's really cool, as Nate mentioned in his exit interview.
Nate is the second backstab of the season, and second in a row, after fellow Uli members Sage Ahrens-Nichols and Jawan Pitts turned on Nate just one vote after turning on Shannon.
Michelle "MC" Chukwujekwu
- Voted out: Ninth
- Jury: Yes, second member
MC Chukwujekwu made a few mistakes in the last two episodes that came back to haunt her. After finding a hidden immunity idol that everyone knew about thanks to Savannah Louie's persistence, MC played that idol one vote too soon. She should have tried to hang on to that idol, but she didn't want to go home with an idol in her pocket.
Then, in episode 8, there was a clear plan in place to flush Rizo Velovic's immunity idol and possibly send him home, but MC told Jawan Pitts about the plan, which blew it up. Had she not told him, she could have survived another vote.
It's a bummer because MC had the tools to put together a deep run with the right lineup of immunity challenges. She honestly could have won a bunch of them.
Alex Moore
- Voted out: Tenth
- Jury: Yes, third member
There are arguments that Alex Moore shouldn't have made it this far because of how poorly things went for the Kele tribe to start the game, but since then, he settled into a very safe position in the game.... until episode 9.
There's no way Alex should have been the person going home in this episode. We just watched some of the worst decision-making in recent Survivor history with this vote. Alex is a threat to win as a social player, but he's not a big challenge threat. Strategically, he was not making many moves. I just have no idea how the other players allowed Rizo Velovic to dictate this vote and keep his idol!
Jawan Pitts
- Voted out: 11th
- Jury: Yes, fourth member
Jawan Pitts was the biggest elimination in episode 10 of the season! He was voted out in a pretty epic blindside that Rizo and Savannah were able to orchestrate with the help of a few key votes and an advantage. Had Jawan remained in the game, he could have had a good chance to make it all the way to the end. He'd made enough big moves, but he also had a hand in voting out every player after the merge.
Sophie Segreti
- Voted out: 12th
- Jury: Yes, fifth member
Sophie Segreti played a really solid game in Survivor 49, but it was almost too solid. She was simply too big of a threat to keep around. And, that's why she was voted out in episode 11. While I disagree of the timing of the move, there’s no better chance to take out a big threat in Survivor than the present.
Had Sophie been able to stick around, with how well she does in challenges, she could have easily won this whole season.
- Voted out: 13th
- Jury: Yes, sixth member
One episode after asserting himself as a key player and potential winner of Survivor 49, Steven was voted out in spectacular fashion. Like, truly, it was an epic blindside that was potentially the worst move of the season for Sage Ahrens-Nichols and Kristina Mills. After Steven perfectly played his advantage and opened the door for a blindside on Sophi and Rizo, Sage and Kristina flipped on Steven because they couldn't beat him. It makes sense if you think they're playing to win, but it also maybe just handed Savannah or Rizo $1 million.
Steven played an incredible game, and he got voted out because he was the biggest threat to win not named Savannah. I'd say that's admirable!
Kristina Mills
- Voted out: 14th
- Jury: Yes, seventh member
Kristina Mills has a good sales pitch why she should be in the game at Tribal Council. Sage was definitely a threat to win, but Kristina is an expert fire-maker. Everyone was worried she would beat them, so the trio of Rizo, Savannah, and Sophi decided to keep Sage, let fire be a little easier, and get Kristina out at the Final Five.
Rizo Velovic
- Lost fire-making challenge
- Jury: Yes, eighth member
Rizo played an awesome game, but it caught up with him in the Survivor 49 finale. After losing the immunity challenge, Rizo lost the fire-making challenge to Savannah. And, what a fitting way to go out, Rizo was taken out of the game by his two allies, Sophi, who put him in the fire-making challenge and Savannah, who was his day ally. They went through the entire game together, and Savannah ultimately was the person who eliminated Rizo.
Who is the Survivor 49 Final 3?
Your Survivor 49 Final 3 is...
- Savannah Louie
- Sophi Balerdi
- Sage Ahrens-Nichols
One of those players will win Survivor 49!
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