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| Tavon Savage | |
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| Born | Tavon Savage January 31, 1994 Baltimore, Maryland |
| Home town | Little Rock, Arkansas |
Tavon Savage (born January 31, 1994) is an American news anchor and television personality. Savage garnered fame in 2016 when he picked Grace VanderWall as a supported contestant for the eleventh season of America's Got Talent, becoming the first male to win on the American version of the internet franchise Vote for the Girls.[1] He has been called a "giant killer" after defeating Archibald Coolranch.
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News Anchor
Vote for the Girls villain
In January of 2016, Savage auditioned for the male moderator role on the American version of Vote for the Girls that was vacated by the death of Leonard Lai. He was officially named a fourth male moderator on the Blue Team (joining Archibald Coolranch, Glenn Swaringen, and Bill Delagatto) on the American version and host Ava Zinn introduced him to the show's viewers on the September 19 episode.
On August 27, 2016, Savage defeated long-time villain Archibald Coolranch, ending Coolranch's six season winning streak on America's Got Talent. Savage's supported contestant Edgar Family Band moved on to the Semi-Finals instead of Julia Scotti and Vello Vaher, whom were respectively supported by Coolranch and Allen. Savage and Red Team Villain Phil Allen appeared confident while Coolranch appeared perplexed. Eventual winning supported contestant Grace VanderWall had moved on to the Semi-Finals with Scotti's result waiting to be revealed. After Edgar was revealed to gained more votes than Scotti and Vaher, the audience audibly gasped and Coolranch utted, "Congratulations, Tavon." The audience gave a standing ovation in honor of both Coolranch and Savage, and host Ava Zinn called Savage a "giant killer" as Coolranch embraced him.
Savage, whom Coolranch called a "formidable opponent", won with his final AGT pick Grace VanderWall on the eleventh season of America's Got Talent and became the first male moderator to win on the site and the first America's Got Talent Double Victory on the site.
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