The Two-Time Winners of Survivor
Only Sandra Diaz-Twine and Tony Vlachos have won Survivor twice. Hundreds of players have taken the title once. Two have done it again, and no one has ever managed a third. Below are both of their championship seasons, with the winner who swept the jury underneath.
- Win 1 Survivor 28 (Cagayan)
- Win 2 Survivor 40 (Winners at War)
Jury sweeps: the unanimous winners
5 sweepsA jury sweep is the rarest kind of final vote: every juror wrote the winner’s name. 5 winners have taken every vote at the final tribal council.
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| Winner | Final vote | Season | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
 Earl Cole | Final vote 9–0–0 | Season Survivor 14 Fiji | Year 2007 |
 J.T. Thomas | Final vote 7–0 | Season Survivor 18 Tocantins | Year 2009 |
 John Cochran | Final vote 8–0–0 | Season Survivor 26 Caramoan | Year 2013 |
 Jeremy Collins | Final vote 10–0–0 | Season Survivor 31 Cambodia | Year 2015 |
 Adam Klein | Final vote 10–0–0 | Season Survivor 33 Millennials vs. Gen X | Year 2016 |
The cleanest of these sweeps are the two perfect games. For the other end of the vote, see the zero-vote finalists, or browse every Survivor winner.
Frequently asked questions
Who has won Survivor twice?
Sandra Diaz-Twine and Tony Vlachos. Sandra Diaz-Twine won Survivor 7 and 20; Tony Vlachos won Survivor 28 and 40. No one has won three times.
Has anyone won Survivor three times?
No. The most anyone has won is twice. Several two-time winners have returned for a third season, but none has claimed a third title.
What is a jury sweep in Survivor?
A jury sweep is a unanimous win: the winner received every single jury vote at the final tribal council. 5 winners have swept the jury: Earl Cole (Survivor 14, 9–0–0), J.T. Thomas (Survivor 18, 7–0), John Cochran (Survivor 26, 8–0–0), Jeremy Collins (Survivor 31, 10–0–0), and Adam Klein (Survivor 33, 10–0–0).