Hardcore wrestling legend Mick Foley isn’t just about body slams and epic matches , he’s a storyteller, comedian, and surprisingly sentimental entertainer who continues to connect with fans across generations.

During a recent stop at GalaxyCon San Jose, Foley shared insights into his wrestling career, current WWE landscape, and his unexpected passion for Christmas. Known by his multiple wrestling personas , Cactus Jack, Mankind, and Dude Love , Foley remains a beloved figure in professional wrestling.

Foley’s perspective on modern wrestling is nuanced and appreciative. He praised recent WWE events like SummerSlam, highlighting matches featuring Cody Rhodes, John Cena, and emerging talents like Rhea Ripley. “WWE has done a great job getting their talent ready for the main stage,” he noted.

Beyond wrestling, Foley’s convention experiences reveal a softer side. He approaches fan interactions with genuine care, stating he tries to create meaningful connections with each person. “I’m pretty good at sensing who needs a little extra time, who might need a hug,” he explained.

His infamous 1998 Hell in a Cell match with The Undertaker remains a topic of fascination, but Foley has made peace with his legacy. “I’m lucky to be remembered for anything,” he reflected, pointing out the permanent reminder of that match , his missing bottom teeth.

Surprisingly, Foley is a year-round Christmas enthusiast. He recently completed his first Christmas movie with actress Beverly D’Angelo and carries a festive fanny pack. “I believe in the magic and power of Christmas,” he shared with infectious enthusiasm.

Even after decades in the spotlight, Foley remains humble and star-struck himself. Recent interactions with celebrities like William Shatner and Susan Sarandon demonstrate his genuine appreciation for shared moments and mutual respect.

As he continues touring conventions and staying connected with fans, Mick Foley proves that wrestling legends never truly retire , they just find new ways to entertain and inspire.