While Survivor fans continue to argue amongst themselves which of the players across the 50 seasons is truly the best of the best, Collider has offered their two cents as to who deserves the title of "Best Survivor Winner of All Time."
Diaz-Twine was introduced in the seventh season of the show during Survivor: Pearl Islands, which aired in 2003. It was during that season where the former military woman showed off her cut-throat, “anyone but me” strategy, paired with strong social awareness and strategic timing. Rather than controlling every vote, she focused on staying flexible, reading the room and letting bigger personalities become targets. Her work paid off when she was crowned the winner of the season in a 6-1 Tribal Council vote.
Sophie Clarke and Sandra Diaz-Twine on the Second episode of SURVIVOR: WINNERS AT WAR.Photo by Robert Voets/CBS via Getty Images
"Sandra has an uncanny ability to be able to play from the bottom and use other player's lack of expectations towards her as a massive advantage to her own life in the game," Collider wrote. "Her ability to adapt, form relationships, and outlast opponents earned her the title of Sole Survivor on two separate occasions, showing her mastery of the iconic reality TV show."
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