Corey Davis

Legends

### Tribe(s)

Tribe Cochran, Tribe Vlachos, Tribe Parvati, Merge Tribe (Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen)Tribe Natalie (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

Tribe Garcia, Tribe Devontre (Legends)

### Finish

Winner (Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen)5/14 (Blood vs. Water Redemption Island)

13/19 (Legends)

### Alliances

Maggie McNulty, Kenzie Haas, Cole Cichaki (Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen)Cody Conroy, Nathan Valk (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

TBD (Legends)

### Votes Against

3 (Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen)3 (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

5 (Legends)

**Corey Davis** was the Sole Survivor of Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites and was a contestant on Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island and Survivor: Legends.

A strategically aggressive player, Corey took control of any situation he could, leading to many players in the game pledging their loyalties to him early on in his first outing. Due to his gameplay, he was awarded the title of Sole Survivor in a 4-2-1 vote in *Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen*. When he returned to *Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island*, Corey would play a much more chaotic game, utilizing whatever he could to get by before ultimately meeting his demise in the endgame.

## Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites

Right out of the gate, Corey was recognized as a major threat when the group of Fans had to vote one of their own out of the game, but he was not the one voted out, as he would effectively help to send Kenzie out of their group. However, this would not affect him, as he and Kenzie knew that once they were later placed on Tribe Cochran together that they needed to work together to keep each other safe in the game; thus, forming a strong alliance between the two of them. The two of them would get time to work their magic and bond with the others in their tribe as they won the first immunity challenge thanks to the help of Kenzie's advantage and Corey's performance. At camp, Corey would immediately bond with Richie and Vin, attempting to get them on his side immediately in order to ensure they would not target him. Corey would then go on to help his tribe win the next immunity challenge, keeping him safe from Tribal Council once again and giving him more time to bond with his tribe. At camp, Corey would go along with Richie's plan to help him oust the idol by a public "Pocket Search", not wanting to get on Richie's bad side and become his next target.

This would come in handy for him, as a tribe swap would send the two of them, along with Kenzie and Maggie, to the new Tribe Vlachos. Although he greatly underestimated his new tribe, they happened to be very successful at the next immunity challenge, putting up a great fight and winning the challenge, keeping themselves safe from Tribal Council once more. At camp, Richie's hidden immunity idol would shake Corey to his core, as he knew they had to get him out. While in his private confessional, Richie would be at the forefront of a conversation between Corey, Kenzie, and Maggie, as they all discussed throwing the next challenge in order to eliminate him from the game with a hidden immunity idol in his pocket despite Richie's claims of using it at the first Tribal Council they go to. However, they would ironically win the next immunity challenge after attempting to throw it, as their opponents on Tribe Parvati would once again put up a poor performance in a challenge. At camp, Corey would help contribute to a conversation sparked by Richie about using the hidden immunity idol on one of them at the start of the merge to get rid of a huge threat, with their main options being Adam, Darius, and Michael. After forming this plan, the four of them would make a pact to stick together whenever possible during the game to protect each other.

However, Corey would finally be temporarily be broken away from Richie's chaos, as another tribe swap would send him over to the new Tribe Parvati alongside Adam, Darius, Kenzie, and Sam, another friend of Corey's from outside of the game. After they won the next immunity challenge due to Adam's and Kenzie's strengths in the challenge, Corey would immediately bond and align with Sam, and the two of them and Kenzie would start to consider their options and would prepare to vote off Darius if they lost an immunity challenge before the merge. Their new camp would also provide Corey with a hidden immunity idol, the find being a very exciting thing for him that he knew he would have to keep hidden from the others.

A surprising merge would signal many more opportunities for Corey in the game, especially considering how his friend and ally, Cole, would return to the game after winning the *Comeback Challenge*. Corey would make quick work on painting a target on Michael, even using his allies to attempt to convince Richie to vote with them after he convinced others to vote Darius after winning the first individual immunity challenge of the season. At Tribal Council, Corey and his allies would be successful, as Michael's elimination would be set in stone by a 7-3 vote. After losing the next individual immunity challenge to Adam, Corey and Richie would see a prime opportunity to oust Darius, and the duo would make quick work in guaranteeing this by pitting him against Kenzie and helping Richie to convince the others to get rid of him at the next Tribal Council in a 7-2 vote.

At the *Survivor Whitewater Auction*, Corey would not make any purchases, but would find ways to benefit from what people did purchase. One way he did this involved Richie's intel of his new *Idol Nullifier* that he obtained after Corey won the next individual immunity challenge. Using this information, he and Richie would plan to use it at the next Tribal Council as the two of them decided who their next target would be. At Tribal council, their next target would be showcased in Adam's elimination, the fate of whom would be sealed as Richie used his *Idol Nullifier* against Adam's hidden immunity idol play. Corey would attempt to put a target on Richie right after Tribal Council by saying publicly that Richie made the biggest move in *Survivor Whitewater History*, a move that was easily seen by his opponent. After losing individual immunity to Maggie, Corey would begin to come up as a target after he told Richie that he lied to Ness saying that Kenzie was the next to go, as Richie and Cole knew Corey was becoming a power player. However, it was not enough to convince them to go after him at that Tribal Council, as Ness would still be eliminated in a 5-2 voteoff.

After Tribal Council, Corey would immediately recognize that this was the perfect opportunity to get rid of Richie, seeing him as a threat to get jury votes at the Final Tribal Council. Before the next individual immunity challenge, Corey would convince the others to get Richie eliminated at the next Tribal Council. However, one thing stood in his way of this plan, that being Richie winning the next individual immunity challenge and now being immune. Corey's new plan involved Sam, seeing him as another threat to get to the end. However, Corey's cheers for Sam in the recent individual immunity challenge let Richie know that he was at risk, and he called Corey out on it immediately. Corey attempted to convince Richie that he was just being emotional and was overthinking the scenario, but it was already too late, as Richie would begin his campaigns to get him out immediately, ergo putting Corey at risk. Kenzie would let Corey know of this occurring, and he and Richie would argue on this claim, with Richie lying to him saying that he should not be worrying if he claimed that Richie was the one making the big moves, alluding to Corey's prior comments about his *Idol Nullifier* move against Adam. At Tribal Council, Sam and Richie would stick it to Corey by getting rid of Cole, Corey's right hand man, with only two votes after Sam was able to play his *Voodoo Idol* to negate Cole's hidden immunity idol play. Corey would get paranoid and would waste his hidden immunity idol to guarantee himself safety, negating zero votes at Tribal Council.

Corey would get a break though, as he would win the next individual challenge in a tight race against Richie. Although he wanted to target Richie immediately, he knew Sam was a huge threat to win as well, and this decision would be made harder when Richie called them out for making the pact they made with him on Tribe Vlachos to protect each other in the game. Although Corey was more concerned with Sam's gameplay than with keeping his promise to Richie, he did help to eliminate Sam from the game in a 3-2 vote. Corey then prepared himself to get rid of Richie immediately after the next individual immunity challenge. Ironically, Richie would once again win individual immunity, with this win guaranteeing him to get to the Final Tribal Council and putting Corey at risk. However, Corey would not give up, and he would campaign to Maggie to help him stay around as she would attempt to convince Richie to keep Corey. Corey would then speak to Richie about playing the game easy and playing honestly in a poor attempt to convince Richie to keep him around. Once it was revealed that the *Final 4 Passage Challenge* would be in play for this season, Corey would be brought to the end by Richie, only because of he recognized that Corey would win against both Kenzie and Maggie in this challenge and would gain an extra talking point at Tribal Council for competing in it.

At the Final Tribal Council, Corey would acknowledge that he screwed over many of the members on the jury, and he campaigned on his ability to sway certain votes throughout the game. Due to the respect people had for his game, also combined with other jury members' negative perspectives on Richie's game, Corey would be awarded four jury votes. Corey would become the seventh Sole Survivor and winner of the game and would place 1st out of 14th.

## Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island

Corey would begin his second attempt in the game on Tribe Natalie, and he would not be phased by the announcement that they would immediately competing in the first immunity challenge. With his efforts, Corey would help his tribe to win the first immunity challenge, keeping himself safe; although not without some taunts towards his brother, Christian. At camp, Corey would quickly find a hidden immunity idol, only to be spotted by Nathan, of whom he would quickly align with in order to ensure that he would not be exposed by Nathan, much to his heart's discontent. Corey would then go on to also tell Cody that he had a hidden immunity idol, and he would attempt to align with him as well in order to guarantee him numbers within the game. However, his hidden immunity idol would start to paint him as a target and would strike fear with his tribemates as they all became aware, but it would not stop him from being seen as an early ally for many on his tribe.

At the next challenge, Corey would decide to take up the mantel of "the hooper", and although he was slower than his brother, who took this role for his tribe's portion of the challenge, his tribe still won immunity. At camp, Corey would temporarily take over a conversation started by Lita and Breanne regarding JP's elimination, emphasizing the close bond between Christian, Kathy, and Vin within the game and his beliefs that whoever "f\*cked up" in the challenge should be the one to go home that round, regardless of which tribe it was. Corey, alongside his other tribemates, would predict Jack or Grant being the next one to be voted out of the game, with the latter being sent to Redemption Island and proving his tribe's predictions. After the duel, Corey would talk to Cody and Em about taking out Breanne or Lita with the mindset that they both already had their loved ones voted out on Tribe Tyson. This conversation would be pointless though, as Tribe Natalie would win the next challenge, giving him more bragging rights. As his challenge wins increased, so would the target on his head, and some people, such as Em and Nathan, would use him as a shield and puppet for their alliances. Corey would go on to tell more about his beliefs about how he believes he is a terrible liar, emphasized his brother's challenge prowess, and said that he believed Kathy would not win any individual challenges. At the overnight Tribe Mediation, it was revealed that Corey went up to Kathy and told her that Cody had been targeting her and Christian, putting Cody in Kathy's headlights. It would also be revealed to Christian, by Breanne, that Corey would not want to work alongside Christian in the game if he is still with Kathy. All of this would put him in a unique position at the end of Night 1.

At the start of Day 2, Corey would attempt to put a target on Breanne's back with the help of Cody and Nathan. This would be all be for naught, as a tribe swap would separate the three men as Cody and Corey would be swapped to Tribe Tyson with Christian, Em, and Lita. This would prove to help his game a lot, with the initial proof involving him winning the next individual immunity challenge thanks to Corey's challenge prowess. At his new camp, Corey would search for the hidden immunity idol at Tribe Tyson and would be successful, and for comedic and strategic purposes, he would rehide the note and put it back in the cloth in order to make people falsely believe that they had found a hidden immunity idol. Corey would privately reveal that he would like to go to the end with his brother, stating that he believed he could win over Christian due to the negative perception some people held over him and said that he would not be planning on backstabbing his brother. Corey would then guarantee himself to go one step further into the game as he and Christian would help Tribe Tyson to win tribal immunity and would unknowingly guarantee themselves to make the merge.

At the last Redemption Island Duel before the merge, Corey, like everyone else, would be shocked to see Breanne win her way back into the game, signaling the start of the merge. This time around though, Corey would be in a bad position, as he was targeted due to his allegiance to the New Jersey Alliance, consisting of himself, Christian, Em, and Vin. To combat this, Corey would talk to and align with Lita in hopes that she would vote for Cody. His bad luck would continue to follow him as he failed to win individual immunity against Breanne right before an immediate Tribal Council where Corey tried to flip Breanne's vote to secure his alliance the numbers. However, Corey would vote John and would angrily watch his brother get blindsided in a 6-3-1-1 vote. An embittered Corey would pin his previous vote on Christian and strived to convince John and Nathan to go against Breanne and Cody, citing them as the biggest threats. At the next individual immunity challenge, Corey would dominate and win the *Flip-Cup* challenge once again, keeping himself safe. At camp, Corey would make a Final 3 deal with Em and Vin but also threatened them, saying that he would not give them his jury vote if they blindsided him. Em would later pull Corey aside and tell him her advantage and that the plan was to vote Breanne. Corey had other ideas, as he privately expressed his desire for revenge on those who voted Christian out of the game, starting with Cody. Corey would make a plan with Breanne to vote Cody and made a Final 4 pact with her as she attempted to warn him, to no success, that Em and Vin would never take him over each other in the end. At Tribal Council, Corey would still be fuming as he cast his vote for Cody, only to be on the wrong side of the numbers again as Breanne would be voted out.

Even though Corey did not win individual immunity, Corey would be a major figure as he was approached by many people for the vote, despite his well-known refusal to vote against Em or Vin. With his plans to vote Cody put on pause due to Cody's individual immunity win, Corey was approached by Vin to vote out Nathan, but countered Vin by saying that it would be a better idea to vote against John, due to a lack of trust in him. Corey would then approach Cody about voting together against John, to which Corey would privately claiming that he believed Cody would vote against him despite of what was said. Corey would be righter than he knew, as Cody and John would form a counterattack against Corey due to his threat status and how he refused to separate himself from Em and Vin. Corey would make one last-ditch effort to throw the target off of him and onto John by having another conversation with Lita and attempting to sway her vote to his side. At tribal council, Corey would play one of his hidden immunity idols, forcing a tie between John and Lea that would end in the former being eliminated. Cody would then tell Corey that the whole point of Corey getting votes was to flush his hidden immunity idol and get rid of John on the revote, leading to him telling Cody that he knows he is controlling the others. Vin and Corey would then plan to get the votes on Corey for the next Tribal Council so they can use his other hidden immunity idol to blindside Cody. This plan would come to fruition as he lost the next individual immunity challenge, leading to the target going onto him. However, nothing would stop Corey from attempting to convince Nathan and Lita to vote against Cody, emphasizing his potential to win. This would unfortunately lead to an argument between Nathan and Corey, both of whom did not fully trust each other within the game. At Tribal Council, Vin's plan would come to fruition, as Corey would play his second hidden immunity idol, leading to Cody's demise in the game.

Corey would immediately be thrown into the next individual immunity challenge, of which he would lose to Vin. At camp, Corey would be honest with everyone in saying that he had no more tricks up his sleeve and would start to get an anxious feeling that he would be the next to go due to his aggressive gameplay. Despite his unease, he would attempt to rally Vin and the women of his tribe to go after Nathan and would speak of several occasions where he saw Nathan controlling Cody's game. When talking to Vin, Corey would identify that Em, Lea, and Lita had formed an women's alliance, nicknaming it Em's "Black Widow Brigade". When approached by Nathan to go against one of the women, Corey would attempt to throw Lita under the bus due to her strengths in the challenges. Tribal Council, however, would tell a different story, as Corey would vote against Nathan, helping to send him out of the game. Corey would now be aware of his impending doom and would talk to Lea and Lita about voting Em, even doing so after he and Lea were the first two out of the next individual immunity challenge. Corey would then talk to Em to convince her to keep him over Lea, emphasizing his loyalty to her. However, Em would tell Corey that he was going regardless of what he did, leading Corey to come full circle to their previous conversation by stating that she would no longer be getting his jury vote at Final Tribal Council. Despite knowing his current position, he would still attempt to convince Lea and Lita to vote for Vin and would try to form a Final 2 pact with Lea, who immediately rejected his offer. At Tribal Council, Corey would attempt to sell a lie that he had more tricks up his sleeve and emphasized that that tribal council was the last where they could play hidden immunity idols or advantages at. This would fool none of the women, who would vote him out in a 3-1-1 vote as he would place 5th out of 14th.

In the Jury Roundtable, Corey would campaign hard for Vin due to his game and for him not voting against him, and he would go on to fight other jurors about why Vin should win. At the Final Tribal Council, Corey would congratulate the finalists and would showcase empathy towards Vin, Lea, and Em by reminding everyone of how he reached the end the previous season and knew the difficulties of the game. He would then go on to express his bitterness towards Em for breaking their deal to not vote against each other and he would praise Vin for keeping his word and being loyal during the game even when Corey told him of his plans to vote against him. In the end, Corey would vote for Em to show some love towards her game, and he would correctly predict Vin going on to win the season in a 4-2-1 vote.

**Corey's Voting History**
 **7** | Breanne
John
~~Cody, John~~
 **9** | Cody
 **11** | Vin
 **Voted**
**To Win**

## Survivor: Legends

***MORE COMING SOON...***

**Corey's Voting History**
 **4** | Dolphin Sam
 **5** | Maggie
 **6** | Adam

## Trivia

* Corey is the fourth contestant to be a direct relative to another former player, being the younger brother of Christian Davis. The others being Dylan Ulrich and Collin Hinz, the respective brother and cousin of Devin Ulrich; and Sam Chovanec, the cousin of Jake Harris.
	+ Corey is the only one of these four contestants to not be involved in *Survivor: Winter War*.
	+ Corey is also the only one of these four to compete alongside his former player relative in *Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island*.
* Corey is the first non-returning male contestant to avoid tribal council for the premerge phase of the game.
* Corey is one of two contestants to be a member of all tribes in *Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen*, the other being Kenzie Haas.
* Corey was the only finalist in *Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites: Revenge of the Fallen* to have been a member of Tribe Parvati, being on it after the second tribe swap.