Watch: Bret 'The Gift-Man' Hart Delivers Amazon Prime Prizes To Lucky Canadians

Originally posted on SE Scoops | By Thomas Lowson | Last updated 1/20/24

Bret Hart is the Best There Is, the Best There Was, and the Best There Ever Will Be when it comes to delivering gifts to some very lucky Amazon Prime members.

Hart teamed with the product-delivery giant this week to deliver items to the winners of Amazon's Giftmania contest. The two-time WWE Hall of Famer personally delivered items to various people who were thrilled to get their gifts and meet the Canadian wrestling legend. The gifts were from Amazon gift lists and recipients received gifts valued up to $300 by the 'GiftMan'.

It was a cold day outside, but it warmed my heart to visit the winners of Amazon’s Giftmania contest, and hand-deliver the items they won from their Amazon gift lists. Check out the campaign site at https://t.co/6mCTYEK9FD pic.twitter.com/Qva7ftiDhD
— Bret Hart (@BretHart) January 19, 2024

Amazon's Giftmania contest was created to celebrate ten years of Amazon Prime in Canada. The contest was first announced in November of last year, with the former WWF and WCW World Heavyweight Champion appearing in a promotional video.

Bret Hart Today

The Hitman's days in the ring may be behind him, but Bret Hart continues to have an impact on the wrestling world. Last year, it was reported that Drew McIntyre's heel turn had been inspired by the Hitman's transformation in 1997. McIntyre slowly turned to the dark side as he was unwilling and unable to forgive Jey Uso for his past transgressions in the Bloodline.

The change mirrored Hart's heel turn in 1997 when fans began embracing ruder characters such as Shawn Michaels and Steve Austin to the chagrin of the clean-cut Hitman. More recently, Bret Hart became a grandfather yet again, and it didn't take Hart long to test his grandchild's wrestling skills.

Bret Hart is respected by countless wrestlers, but one top WWE Superstar hasn't been amazed by the Excellence of Execution...

This article first appeared on SE Scoops and was syndicated with permission.

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