The finale of Food Network's 'Tournament of Champions: All-Star Christmas' featured the first-ever winning team, the Voltaggio brothers, who scored a record-high 98 points out of 100, earning $100,000 for charity. The brothers, who previously faced each other in 'Top Chef,' celebrated this victory as a 'bookend' to their first loss. The event marked several milestones, including the first time every team had at least one male chef, and the highest score in TOC history. The finale was judged by renowned chefs Cat Cora, Lorena Garcia, Nancy Silverton, and Jacques Torres. The competition was intense, with notable performances from chefs like Jet Tila, Ashley Holt, Bryan Voltaggio, and Michael Voltaggio. The winners donated their prize to a chef suffering from an untreatable cancer. The show also featured festive holiday themes, with teams competing in Christmas-themed culinary battles. The finale was broadcast on December 10 and is available to watch via streaming services such as DIRECTV, Sling, and Philo, offering free trials. Additionally, Guy Fieri surprised viewers by announcing the upcoming season 7 of 'Tournament of Champions' during the finale, teasing more fierce culinary battles and festive competitions in the future. The show continues to be a leading food competition, blending holiday cheer with high-stakes cooking challenges.