Christian Davis

Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island

Legends

### Tribe(s)

Rojo Tribe, Villains Tribe, Merge Tribe (Heroes vs. Villains)Beasts Tribe, Black Team (One World)

Tribe Tyson, Tribe Natalie, Merge Tribe (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

Tribe Devontre, Tribe Garcia, Merged Tribe (Legends)

### Finish

5/16 (Heroes vs. Villains)10/12 (One World)

10/14 (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

Winner (Legends)

### Alliances

Cody Conroy, Kyle Scheel, Darius White, Kathy Moritz, Jake Harris (Heroes vs. Villains)Cody Conroy, Jake Harris, Kathy Moritz (One World)

The Jersey Alliance, Kathy Moritz, Jack Demet, Grant Nevers (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

TBD (Legends)

### Votes Against

4 (Heroes vs. Villains)1 (One World)

6 (Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island)

12 (Legends)

**Christian Davis** was the Sole Survivor of Survivor: Legends and was a contestant on Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, Survivor: One World, and Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island.

Christian is known for playing one of the most aggressive and chaotic gameplays in Survivor: Whitewater. He also holds the record for the most individual immunity wins in a season, of which he accomplished in *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. Upon his return in *Survivor: One World*, he was perceived as a huge threat very early on, gaining the distrust of many. After a swap, Christian would see his demise after a tribal council gone wrong. In his third attempt in *Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island*, Christian would find himself in an early power position. However, he would cause his own demise by revealing his alliance, causing everyone else outside of the alliance to distrust him and blindside him out of the game.

## Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains

Christian was thrown off at the start of the game when the tribes were revealed to be a mix of Heroes and Villains rather than one against the other. Christian would be placed on the Rojo Tribe, and would be set up well as he was able to bond well with his tribemates who were already concerned over past contestant Seth and his girlfriend, Bailey, being on the same tribe. The Rojo Tribe would win the first immunity challenge of the season, and shortly after the challenge win Christian would find a hidden immunity idol. However, when they lost the next challenge of the season, Christian would be one of Seth's targets before he would settle on Kyle. Christian would not have to worry though, as the tribe saw Seth as much bigger of a target than Christian, and Christian would help take Seth out in a 6-2 vote.

When the swap came, Christian would be put back into his original Villains Tribe alongside Michael, Elizabeth, Conner, Nathan, JP, and Kathy. Although Christian would help his tribe a lot during the next challenge, the Villains Tribe would still loose the next immunity challenge. Christian would get into the good graces of the guys in that tribe and he would be able to ensure his safety as they would target Michael for his connections with the other tribe. The Villains Tribe would win the fourth immunity challenge, but would lose the fifth immunity challenge. Having no other options, Christian and the others would take out Elizabeth knowing she still had a few connections to the other tribe that they would not want to worry about once the merge would occur.

After the merge began, Christian and Cody reconnected for the first time since the swap and they created a final two alliance and they would discuss who the threats were from both of their tribes and they shared info with each other on what was going on. Christian then began to show his dominance in the game when he won the first individual immunity challenge of the season. After the challenge, Christian and Jake talked to Conner about having the vote be Kathy in order to make him feel safe, and then he would have a talk with Kathy in where he would make her reveal to him that she had the idol. Christian helped lead a charge against Conner, who he found out was targeting him in the game. Christian would get his way, and Conner would be eliminated in a unanimous 10-1 vote. After losing the next individual immunity challenge to Darius, Christian would help campaign for Bri to be taken out of the game because of how she was trying to play everyone. Christian and Cody would then realize that there were more idols hidden and they both considered the possibility of their ally Jake being in possession of one. Christian would then take out Bri at the next tribal council, and then got wind that the next tribal council would happen then and there with only five minutes to strategize. Christian would then help Kathy secure Bailey's elimination from the game to keep herself and her idol in the game. After he won the next individual immunity challenge, Christian campaigned to Darius, Cody, and Jake about the pros and cons of voting Kathy to flush her idol or keeping it in, of which Christian even admitted that the four of them were running that vote. Once approached by Jake and Darius later on about a plan to blindside Nathan and flush Kathy's idol, he was all in for it. Christian and Darius were then approached by Kathy and Nathan about the opportunity to get Kyle out of the game due to his gameplay. Although Christian considered this, he eventually decided to stick with the plan and he blindsided Nathan in a 5-3 vote. After winning his third individual immunity challenge, Cody and Christian would go to look for anymore advantages or hidden immunity idols, and they figured Cody was the next target. The duo figured out pretty quickly that JP was the third vote for Kyle and that he was doing good jury management. The two then consented to a plan where they make Kathy the target and tell Jake that they are going to flush the idol, but then plant a couple of votes on Jake to ensure that he goes, as they saw him as the next target after Kathy. Christian would also start to consider playing his Voodoo Idol on the off-chance that Jake would play a hidden immunity idol. Once Jake got wind of his name being thrown out there, Christian mentioned that people think he has the hidden immunity idol, which further fueled Jake's paranoia. Christian then told Jake that they would vote Kathy alongside him if he and Darius planned to not vote Cody. However, seeing that JP was the one who came up with the idea to go after Cody, he suggested to Cody, Darius, and Jake that they get rid of JP for attempting to break the four of them up, and he got immediate support from Cody. At tribal council, he would go along with this plan, and the other three would follow suit, and JP was blindsided in a 4-3 vote.

After returning from tribal council, Christian got into a heated debate with Kathy regarding how they both went back on their word to not vote against each others' groups for that round. Christian would go on to then win the next individual immunity challenge, breaking the record for most immunity challenge wins in a single season by a contestant. Right after the challenge, Christian and Cody approached Kathy about blindsiding Jake, as Christian and Cody still thought he had a hidden immunity idol. He and Cody were then approached by Jake, who wanted to put some votes on Kyle, as he assumed Kathy would be using her hidden immunity idol and he wanted to blindside Kyle. Christian however, was still weary of Jake, and at tribal council he cast his vote for him. After Kathy had played her hidden immunity idol on herself, Christian saw his former ally leave the game with only three votes cast against him. After he lost the next individual immunity challenge to Cody, Christian felt safe and wanted to gun for Kathy's elimination. After more discussion between him and the others, Christian would eventually cast his vote for Darius at tribal council. However, Cody would play a hidden immunity idol on Darius, and he heavily implied publicly that Christian was the target. Christian would receive the remaining four votes from the others left in the game and he would become the seventh member of the jury, placing 5th out of 16th.

At the Final Tribal Council, Christian addressed the jury to publicly mention how he did not think Kyle did anything strategically to win the game, as he perceived Kyle as not making enough of his own strategical moves. He then went on to say claim that Darius orchestrated his blindside, and he berated Cody for not keeping his Final 2 promise with him, and he praised Darius for not needing immunity to make moves. Christian then asked Cody about why he thought it was smart enough to upset the people who would be going to the jury. Christian would then cast his vote for Cody to win the game, and he revealed when voting that he faked his bitterness for Cody in an attempt to get the jury to see how good Cody's game was for being able to get him out.

## Survivor: One World

Christian would be brought in alongside Kathy as a part of the first twist of the season. The tribe who won the first challenge would choose between him and Kathy, and they would both receive individual immunity at their first tribal council that they went to. The Beasts Tribe won and selected Christian to be a part of their tribe, where they were all very suspicious of him for his past game. When his tribe lost the second immunity challenge, Christian targeted Hunter right off of the bat, as he did saw him as a major threat down the line. He was able to convince Josh to vote alongside him, but he was not able to convince the others. This led to a 2-2-2 vote, and he voted Josh in the revote, sending him out in a surprising 2-1 vote on the revote.

When they swapped tribes, Christian was swapped onto the Black Team alongside Kathy, Cody, Sam, and Seth. After they lost the next challenge, Christian immediately went to Kathy, Sam, and Cody to target Seth. However, the three decided to vote for Sam with the knowledge that she would go immediately to Seth and leak their plans. What they didn't know, is that Seth had two hidden immunity idols that he would use for himself and Sam. Seth voted for Christian, and by a single vote he was taken out of the game, placing 10th out of 12th place and falling just short of making the merge.

As the *Survivor: One World Reunion Episode* was catered only to those who had made the merge, Christian was unfortunately unable to attend the reunion. However, he was mentioned by Jake when he said that Christian would have been out much sooner had he not had the immunity he was granted due to the twist, implying that everyone saw him as the biggest threat in the game that season.

**Christian's Voting History**
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## Survivor: Blood vs. Water: Redemption Island

Christian would start the game on Tribe Tyson, ready to win his third run. However, it would not start off very good, as his tribe would immediately lose the first immunity challenge. Back at camp, Christian would immediately align with Kathy, Lea, and Vin, and they would also rope Jack into their alliance as an extra number. Despite seeing Lea as an easy vote for their first Tribal Council, Kathy and Vin would immediately talk to Christian about targeting JP, due to his threat status resulting from Christian's first season. In private, Christian worried about if he could trust his allies, and claimed himself to be the biggest threat in the game and that they would vote him off immediately if they were smart. Christian would attempt to campaign against Lea but would get more pushback and would be told that the vote was landing on JP. He would then relay this information to Grant to get him in a successful attempt to get Grant on his side as an ally. Christian would ultimately get proof that he could trust his allies though, as they would help him to vote JP out of the game in a unanimous 6-1 vote, sending him to Redemption Island.

After Tribe Tyson lost their second immunity challenge in a row, much to his annoyance showcased in his confessional, Christian and his tribe would scramble in an attempt to find the hidden immunity idol. Christian would not find it, but he would still hold all of the power as he and Jack would find out that Grant was in possession of it. However, Christian would make Grant weary of him when he would attempt to walk past him and brush his hand against Grant's pocket to check if he 100% had the hidden immunity idol. It did not matter though, as he would tell Grant that he was safe, encouraging him not to play it at tribal council, allowing for Christian and his alliance to take Grant out in another unanimous 5-1 vote. While Christian and his alliance were five strong at heart, nothing could make them feel weaker when they lose their third immunity challenge in a row. Back at camp, Christian would finally gain some luck as he would find the hidden immunity idol, but his tribe was still running low on numbers, meaning that there was less room for him to hide, not that he would want to when he had such a tight grip on the game. However, not wanting to make himself a bigger target than he already was, Christian would begrudgingly go with Kathy's plan to blindside Jack in a 4-1 vote in the hopes that he could win his way back into the game. During the overnight Tribe Mediation, Breanne would reveal to Corey that Tribe Natalie all correctly believe that he and Kathy are working as a duo again, and she attempted to tell him that she believed people would be open to working with him if he sacrificed her, and she would warn him of an impending doom if he continued on the path he was on. The two of them would then create an alliance with each other in an attempt to keep each other safe for as long as possible.

However, a tribe swap on Day 2 would give Christian a new life in the game, as even though he would be the only former member to remain on Tribe Tyson, he would start winning immunity challenges, keeping himself safe until the merge. Camp life was another story, as his threat status in the game only increased when he would begin talks with his tribemates, specifically Cody. However, Cody would be a major topic for a lot of Christian's conversations, as he would attempt to convince everyone that Cody had the hidden immunity idol, and he would feel slightly safer due to the others believing Cody to have it. Christian would then align and bond with Em and Lita, seeing them as beneficial allies down the road alongside his brother, Corey, of whom he immediately reconnected with and became very protective over, privately stating that he would never vote for him. Over time, he would convince Lita that Cody was targeting her and would even convince her that Cody had the hidden immunity idol on their tribe and would privately state that he wished they could throw the challenge just to vote Cody out. He would also privately state that he believed his opposition in the game were "idiots" and said that he told Corey to constantly talk bad about him in order to make it appear that they would not be working with each other, giving him and Corey much more power and much more information in the game.

The merge would hit Christian hard as he would be hit by offers at all angles, both good and bad. When approached by Cody and Breanne, who wanted to vote out Corey or Vin, seeing their alliance as a major threat down the line. However, Christian would not budge until they offered to vote for Em, of which he lied to them saying he was okay with. This move would not only put his alliance in jeopardy, but would put him in jeopardy as well. After losing individual immunity to Breanne, Christian would unknowingly find himself on the hot seat very quickly, and he made plans to get revenge on Cody for attempting to target his brother. However, Cody and Breanne were able to convince the swing votes, John, Lita, and Nathan, to vote Christian alongside them. At tribal council, Christian would be bitterly blindsided when the target went to him rather than Corey in a 6-3-1-1 vote. He would place 10th out of 14th and would become the first member of the jury.

At the Final Tribal Council, Christian would give his regards to Lea, believing her game to be very underrated and gave her appraisal for picking the right people to align with, but then also discredited her by mentioning how she did not run votes and saying how she was used as a cover-up throughout the game for those who were the true targets in the game. He would then go into depth with how Em and Vin would argue many times about the votes they would make in an attempt to showcase how Em was not just following Vin and begged the jury to not discredit her. Christian would then talk about Vin would make himself a target by throwing names out in front of people in order to get the target off of Christian and gave him much praise for having to go to every tribal council within the season. He would then ask Em about what move she would explicitly call her own, and would admire her answer. However, he admired Vin's jury management skills and strategic gameplay more, and Christian would cast his vote for Vin to win the game.

**Christian's Voting History**
 **2** | Grant
 **3** | Jack
 **Voted**
**To Win**

## Trivia

* Christian currently holds the record for the most individual immunity wins in a season, with 4 individual immunity wins in *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.
	+ Christian also holds the record for the most individual wins for a male.

* Christian won the most challenges out of everyone in *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*, winning 6 challenges across the season.
* Christian is the first and currently the only contestant to be a casualty of a one-vote elimination, this occurring in *Survivor: One World*.

* Christian is the first contestant to be voted off after another contestant played multiple hidden immunity idols within the same tribal council, this occurring in *Survivor: One World*.
* Christian is the only returning player to not be able to attend the *Survivor: One World Reunion Episode*, as the episode was focused on those who had made the jury phase within that season.
* Christian is one of three people to host a season and be a player in another within *Survivor Whitewater*, the other two being Devin Ulrich and Michael Garcia.