WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Hart’s iconic red-and-white megaphone was shockingly stolen on November 29 during WrestleCade in Winston-Salem, NC. At the time, Hart opted not to press charges, simply wanting its return, although the organizers warned that the police would be reviewing security footage. And now, after things went silent on this, Hart has taken to X via WrestleCade’s account to reveal that his trademark megaphone is back in his possession, calling it a “great Christmas present.”
81-year-old Hart began wrestling in Memphis in 1978, with his breakout coming when he joined WWE in 1985 after his friend Hillbilly Jim recommended him to Vince McMahon. From there, he managed stars like Greg Valentine, Honky Tonk Man, The Hart Foundation, and, most famously, Hulk Hogan, whom he followed to both WCW and TNA. And while he has been out of the spotlight for several years, he still makes occasional appearances on WWE television thanks to his Legends deal.
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