who won the jeopardy tournament this year?
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James" Holzhauer won $250,000 as the winner of the game show's Tournament of Champions against Emma Boettcher and Francois Barcomb. He has now won more than $2.7 million on the show this year.
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DON'T MISS: 'Jeopardy! ' contestant James Holzhauer broke his own single-game record with a perfect game.
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Ken Jennings is the winner of the "Greatest Of All Time" tournament. He was the the first to win three games against James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter. In 2004, Jennings had a 74-game wining streak.
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Ken Jennings is the Greatest of All Time on “Jeopardy!” But Lancaster native Brad Rutter is still the top money-winner in game-show history. Smart wagers on Daily Double and Final Jeopardy clues took Jennings, with a record 74-game winning streak on the quiz show, to victory at the end of a four-match “Jeopardy!
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Ken Jennings Wins 'Greatest of All Time' Title on 'Jeopardy! ' Jennings survived a tough contest against James Holzhauer to win his third match and with it, the tournament.
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(CNN) He'll take victory for $250,000, Alex. "Jeopardy! James" Holzhauer won $250,000 as the winner of the game show's Tournament of Champions against Emma Boettcher and Francois Barcomb. He has now won more than $2.7 million on the show this year.
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A Michigander won the top prize on tonight's episode of "Jeopardy!" Ben Henri, a St. Clair Shores vocal music teacher, won the $100,000 grand prize in the "Jeopardy!" Teachers Tournament, defeating Meggie Kwait of New York and Will Satterwhite of Virginia.
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Ken Jennings is just one win away from Jeopardy! immortality. Jennings easily took home the win Thursday night during the third evening of the show's epic prime time tournament, ending the night with 67,000 points, more than double James Holzhauer's total.
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Jennings defeated James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter to win the "Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time" special tournament on Tuesday night. Jennings was the first to win three matches, which made him champion. Besides bragging rights, the Seattle-based software engineer turned author won the grand prize of $1 million.
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"Jeopardy! James" Holzhauer won $250,000 as the winner of the game show's Tournament of Champions against Emma Boettcher and Francois Barcomb. He has now won more than $2.7 million on the show this year.
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Ken Jennings is already in the record books for his 2004 stint on Jeopardy!, when he took home, $2,520,700, one of the largest cash prizes ever won on a game show. ... Jennings, who tried out for Millionaire in 1999 when it first came on the air with Regis Philbin, never got a call back. He's making up for that now.
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Warning: 'Jeopardy!' Fifteen years after Ken Jennings became a household name with his 74-game winning streak, he claimed his latest title as G.O.A.T. in Game 4 of the competition Tuesday night. In addition to bragging rights, Jennings also takes home a $1 million prize.
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The trivia master triumphed on Tuesday night after demonstrating his enduring excellence over several days of the “Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time” tournament on ABC. Jennings, 45, bested fellow “Jeopardy!” champions James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter to take home the $1 million prize and “GOAT” bragging rights.
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"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek, left, declares Ken Jennings the winner of the "Jeopardy! Greatest of All Time" Tournament. The final episode of the four-match tournament aired Tuesday on ABC.
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Ken Jennings, center, won the "Jeopardy! Greatest of All Time" Tournament. The final episode of the four-match tournament aired Tuesday on ABC.
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The final episode of the four-match tournament aired Tuesday on ABC. With Jennings are champions James Holzhauer, left, and Lancaster County native Brad Rutter. Ken Jennings wins the "Jeopardy! Greatest of All Time" Tournament.
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In June 2019, James Holzhauer won $2,462,216 over his stretch of consecutive victories, which fell just shy of the $2,520,700 Ken Jennings won during his 74-game run. When Holzhauer's 32-game “Jeopardy!” winning streak ended, Seattle Times columnist Matt Calkins spoke with Jennings. “He looked so unbeatable.