I'm not a sports fan but recent 📰news about NFL 🏈football player 📛Maxx Crosby made me do a double 👀👀 take — due to the two '✖✖'s in his name.
How did Crosby gain an extra 'x' in Maxx? A bio tells the origin of, "Crosby's first name is indicative of just how big he was at birth. He weighed in at 11 pounds, 9 ounces at birth. His mom had already decided on a name for him. He was to be Max. And with his XXL birth size, she made him a Maxx."
That is such a great 📛name 📖story. 🤗 I was never aware that there were Maxs with two 'xx's in their names until now. 🤯 📛Maxx is a variation of 📛Max. Max derives from "the formal" 📛Maximilian" — which comes from 📛Maximus: a "Roman family name that was derived from Latin maximus 'greatest.'" Max's rank is pretty great at #175 in the US Top 1000. 📛Nameberry🍒 warns: Max has long been among the most popular dog names (Max is #4 for boy💙 dogs🐶)." Max also "coincides with the informal word max, short for maximum."
I love 😍 the name 📛Maxx. Now, 📛Max the original is a nice enough, cool 😎 little name (I've always liked the longer 📛Maximilian / 📛Maximillian / 📛Maximillion 💰 however) but — the two '✖✖'s are definitely what make Maxx more magnanimous and yes — greater. 🏅
⭐FAMOUS & 📝NOTEWORTHY 📛MAXXS:
📛Maxx Hamilton (💙son of Olympic 
skater Scott Hamilton)
📛Maxx Williams 🏈 (former NFL football player)
📛Maxx Danziger 🎶🥁 (drummer in band Set It Off)
📛Maxx Morando 🎶🥁 (drummer in band Liily & 💍fiancé of 🎤singer Miley Cyrus)
📛Marco "Maxx Paradox" Ciro Pastore 🎤 (singer)
♀️Female Version of 📛MAXX:
💭I didn't know a Maxxine with two ✖✖'s existed! 😮 But I love 😍 it! Maxxine a bit more extra & risque than the original, sophisticated Maxine — which makes it all the more appealing to me. 👌🏾
☔📛IRN RATING OF 📛Maxx: 👍 OR 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙/10
