Top Five Most Shocking Hell's Kitchen Winner Reveals

While Hell's Kitchen Winners are usually pretty obvious, every once awhile, Gordon can shock us with his final decision of the season. Here are the Top Five most shocking Hell's Kitchen Winner Reveals

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[ryanrossi]

Petrozza “ I’ve met so many beautiful people, how priceless is that? “ man, he was the best

[Outsider]

Ariel isn't the only villain winner. I would consider Michael from season 1 to be a villain mostly because of his strategic play and intentionally sabotaging other contestants. Especially compared to Ralph who was being portrayed as the hero all season

[ShadowLinkxMaster]

Will and Paul are the prime example of one student kicking ass the entire semester, and doing subpar on the final exam. While the other, performed okay during the semester and then completely acing the finals with flying colors.

[HylianTwunk]

Holli Is the prime definition of a silent protagonist. You look at her and think "simple, basic, not all the way there, and quiet" but re-watching the season Holli is a beast. She barely messed up AT ALL. Hell I think she only got yelled at once for not running up to the pass ahead of her team. She was on the worst red team in Hell's Kitchen history and yet she didn't let that get her down. She barely bitched or whined like a baby, she took it and just focused on her future. All of those punishments SHE had to endure and none of it was even her fault. I'm glad she won and I'm even more glad she's doing well in life in general.

[AG-itim]

Petrozza is the real winner of Hell’s Kitchen. He’s so loving, kind, a true leader and respectful. May he be at rest with great pride in his performance and be an incredible angel like he was on earth

[Isanity]

I have a few suggestions:

1. History of surprise eliminations
- Basically going through each season and mentioning eliminations you didn’t expect/disagree with
- OR you can mention all the times when Gordon went against the nominations and eliminated a chef despite not being nominated

2. Hell’s Kitchen’s most forgettable chefs ever
- The name speaks for itself

[samwasser]

“Holli won because she has grown as a chef more than any other chef in Hell's Kitchen. At the start, she was barely noticeable, but then, she got her confidence. She emerged and there was no holding her back. I'm absolutely thrilled she'll be working with me at the Savoy Grill in London.”

“Kori is everything I could want in a head chef. She's decisive, levelheaded, and most importantly, passionate. From the moment she stepped into Hell's Kitchen, she was an instinctual and natural-born leader. She'll be a great asset to Hell's Kitchen in Lake Tahoe."

“Right from the very beginning, Ariel let her presence be known. She was always outspoken but she backed up her confidence with her cooking. Creative, talented, and unique, she is an out of the box thinker who will make a great head chef at BLT Steak."

“Paul won tonight because he's probably the most passionate, determined chef ever to enter Hell's Kitchen. He'll make a great head chef because his enthusiasm is contagious. I'm so proud to hand him over to BLT Steak in New York City.”

“ Christina had the least amount of experience coming into Hell’s kitchen, but I saw something in her that was quite special. She had the best potential out of any other chef in Hell’s Kitchen, and in my business, I think long term I definitely, definitely made the right choice.”

[TPRules]

I know Petrozza should have won, but I feel like Christina won because Petrozza was 47 years old at the time and had more experience while Christina had less experience but proved to everyone that she could win. If Petrozza had been 10 years younger, then I guarantee you that he would’ve won.

[rebeccamcdermott]

I was absolutely convinced that Mary Lou was going to win so I was surprised when Kori ended up winning. She did deserve to win, but I personally favoured Mary Lou and Declan (who was my favourite in that season) over her. Definitely think Jay should have won season 7. For me, he was stronger then Holli.

[echos]

Ok, but can I just say Frank eating a sandwich while Danni and Ariel argued at 6:20 was actually hilarious

[spynix]

Not gonna lie, Kori winning is honestly just showing how much Ramsay really does pay attention to Chefs.

[Apolloscleric]

I think one of the things you have to remember about season 4 is that Christina shined in challenges. The Blue Team almost never won a challenge in that season. I think they got one or two and, when it came down to the Black Jackets, Christina won every individual challenge except for one that she narrowly lost to Jen. She was a very impressive contestant.

[scruffythecat]

The most shocking winner was Tavon from Season 10. He hasn't even defrosted.

[BurningAzure]

Elise's run is LITERALLY the same as Heather's run in Total Drama Island.

[sportstrap]

To be fair to Christina she has more than proved to be worth it as she’s one of the few (if not only) HK winners to actually have a Michelin star

[mrmoviemanic]

R.I.P Petrozza. You are still one of my top 5 favorite chefs.

[babyt]

Will losing was definitely a shocker however for Paul to lead a team with Elise and Carrie definitely showed great quality leadership. Honestly one of my favorite finales.

[coolcoconuts]

Gordon was surprisingly calm over Christina burning time TWICE in the same service. You'd think he'd kick her off the show then and there

[eyalinbar]

Petition for FlynnMastets to make a first boots list ranked from worst to best

[NerdyHippy]

As you mentioned, Flynn, Ariel's "villainy" paled in comparison to Jackie and Frank's. And was especially a drop in the bucket compared to Russell's.