Survivor: Cook Islands started out with four racially segregated tribes -- an Asian American-tribe, an African-American tribe, a Caucasian tribe, and a Hispanic tribe. It ended Sunday night with an Asian-American contestant battling it out with a Hispanic contestant.

But forget about race!

What matters is that Survivor: Cook Islands came down to two strong competitors. And Yul Kwon, a 31-year-old management consultant, was the man who was crowned the winner.

Kwon, who hold degrees from Stanford University and Yale Law School, is $1 million richer though Ozzy Lusth came mighty close to winning the prize. Jeff Probst even said "It's the first time I've ever felt bad that somebody didn't win. It was so evenly matched."

Did you miss a moment of the exciting finale? Don't you worry! We have all of the details! Read the Survivor: Cook Islands finale recap. Then learn who said what at the reunion show. Also take our quiz to find out how much you can remember about Survivor: Cook Islands.