Survivor: Winners at War Finale Predictions – Who will win?

That leaves Survivor: Winners at War with the three most likely competitors to take home the grand prize.

Tony Vlachos, Sarah Lacina,  and Michele Fitzgerald are the three people left who are likely winners of Survivor: Winners at War. Each can make their case for the win, but each has their own case to make.

So who will likely win? Who has built the best resume? Which previous Survivor winner can say they are the winner of winners, and now the best player ever?

Michele Fitzgerald

Here’s the thing with Michele: She’s on the outside of seemingly every vote. Which means she hasn’t really contributed much to getting other people out of the game. She’s managed to stick around through circumstance.

In other words, she’ll be viewed by the jury as someone who made no moves, steered no votes, was minimally strategic, and has a weak resume. But, hey, she’s nice, and likely gets invited into the final three because of the above flaws.

Sarah Lacina

Will the Cops R Us alliance make it to the end together? If so, this’ll be the first time it actually worked. Perhaps they’re able to hide among the other competitors and every forgets about their connection?

Here’s the problem with that: she can’t beat Tony side by side. He’s Batman; she’s Robin.

Tony Vlachos

If Tony makes it to the end, he should be a shoe-in. He’s adaptable, has a good enough social game that he hasn’t become a villain, still has an idol, and has been running the game for quite some time. If Rob doesn’t return from Extinction, then you can bet Rob will be there to sing Tony’s praises and act as counselor for Tony’s case. Game recognizes game.

Aside from obviously running the island, he has also been dominating immunity challenges. If he loses a future one, the others would be smart to blindside him.

Assuming Tony wins, this will be his second solid gold medal. Which makes Tony the best Survivor player ever.

Until the next season of Survivor, the tribe has spoken.