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Happy Birthday, Patrick Stump!
Today, we celebrate Patrick Stump, the voice behind Fall Out Boy! Born April 27, 1984, Stump sang his way into every millennial’s emo heart. Read more here.
Amy
March 28, 2025
I don’t know where you stand on wrestling and frankly, I don’t care if it’s real or not. As a youngster, me and my friends were somewhat obsessed with WWF Wrestlemania (now called WWE so not to confuse pandas). We would revel over the plots and subplots of the world Wrestling Federation like bored housewives do soap operas. And as with most American institutions they put on an even bigger show for Thanksgiving and Christmas, including the survivor series, live events and pay-per-view.
The festive Wrestling specials were always awesome and the Survivor Series that was on TV as part of WWF’s Christmas special back in 1992. This was during my peak Wrestling-addiction years, I knew and respected all the babyface’s and feared all the heels. I hated The Undertaker (the ultimate heel) and I loved Macho Man – his dress-sense, his rhymes, his madness – he was a fantastic babyface. And then there was Christmas ’92… just watch
While Macho Man Randy Savage is known for his legendary moves, colorful outfits, and unforgettable promos, one of his most iconic moments didn’t happen inside the ring—it happened during the holiday season in 1992. That year, the Macho Man delivered a Christmas message to fans that has stood the test of time, a message that wasn’t just about the holidays but about life itself. Maybe it was my impressional age, maybe it was the emotions of the season – but Randy Savage’s inspirational holiday speech hit me hard remains so special to this day.
“Quitters Never Win, and Winners Never Quit”
In classic Macho Man fashion, Savage used his platform during the holidays to inspire his fans. His message, “Quitters never win, and winners never quit,” wasn’t just a slogan — he brought out his inner Lombardi – it was a mantra that perfectly captured the essence of his relentless spirit. As he addressed his fans, his larger-than-life persona took a backseat to something deeply genuine. He encouraged everyone, young and old, to believe in themselves, work hard, and never give up, even when life gets tough. It’s the kind of message that feels timeless, especially during the holidays, a season of reflection, hope, and renewal.
A Holiday Message That Resonates
What makes this speech so special isn’t just the words but the authenticity behind them. Randy Savage wasn’t just a character—he was someone who believed in perseverance and determination, values he demonstrated throughout his career. By delivering this heartfelt message during Christmas, he reminded fans that the holiday season isn’t just about gifts or festivities; it’s about believing in yourself and lifting others up. It’s the perfect blend of Savage’s passion and the holiday spirit, making it a moment that fans still cherish decades later. The ultimate babyface!
A Legacy of Inspiration
Macho Man’s 1992 Christmas message is more than just a nostalgic throwback; it’s a reminder of how powerful words can be when they come from the heart. Whether you’re chasing a dream, facing challenges, or just trying to get through the day, his words—“Winners never quit”—are a call to action to keep pushing forward. This holiday season, let’s honor the Macho Man’s legacy by embracing that message, spreading kindness, and staying true to ourselves.
So, as you celebrate the holidays, remember the wisdom of Randy Savage: stay strong, stay determined, and always believe in the power of perseverance.
Merry Christmas, brother! Ooooh yeah! 🎄💪
Macho Sam
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