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‘Survivor 50’: Jonathan Reveals Whose Votes He’s Shocked He Didn’t Get
Young says he expected votes from Rick Devens and Dee Valladares, but jury power plays and a final immunity loss changed the outcome.
- In the Survivor 50 finale, Jonathan Young faced a fire-making challenge against Rizo Velovic after losing the final immunity challenge, Simmotion, to Aubry Bracco, mirroring his Season 42 exit.
- Reflecting on his performance, Jonathan noted his evolution since Season 42, emphasizing a shift toward more complex strategy despite finding fire-making nerve-wracking.
- Jonathan Young expressed surprise regarding jury votes, noting he expected support from Rick Devens and Dee Valladares, as players often hesitate to award $2 million to those who voted them out.
- Four people at a time approached Cirie to ask, "How do we vote?" Jonathan remarked, observing her significant influence in directing voting blocks throughout the game.
- Despite securing three votes, Jonathan realized winning required removing Tiff and Aubry Bracco, even though Aubry played with Dee, describing the outcome as a big success.
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‘Survivor 50’: Jonathan Reveals Whose Votes He’s Shocked He Didn’t Get
Plus, his tension with Tiffany and Ozzy, and what he learned too late about Cirie's game that 'blew [his] mind.'
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