Cinzia Rota and Bret Hart

Cinzia Rota was born in Naples, Italy, on February 1, 1949. She was the daughter of a wealthy family. Her father was a retired police officer, and her mother was a nurse. She grew up with a passion for sports and the arts, and in high school she was a cheerleader. In addition, she was a member of the wrestling team. Later in her life, she married the wrestler Bret Hart. They have two children.

Career as a wrestler Cinzia Rota

If you’re a fan of professional wrestling, you may have noticed that one of the more recognizable names in the business, Bret Hart, has a few women in his life. However, the man is no pushover. He’s been married three times and is the father of two. His latest marriage is to Stephanie Washington, an actress, writer and social worker.

The Hitman was one of the most successful wrestlers in the business, earning several awards and accolades. He was also one of the first non-Americans to win a world title with World Championship Wrestling, a feat he accomplished in 1997. As a wrestler, the best part about the career is the flexibility. In fact, Bret is able to spend much of his time traveling to different countries to compete in different shows and events. Having said that, he still prefers the U.S. to Italy.

Not long after Bret’s career in wrestling came to an end, he found himself with an obsession. When he was young, he was fascinated by cartoons and drawing. It was no surprise, then, that he subsequently went on to learn more about filmmaking. One of his early roles was as the Genie in the Aladdin movie. During the film’s Canadian tour, he also reprised his genie role.

Cinzia Rota Marriage to Bret Hart

Bret Hart is a well known professional wrestler and a former World Champion. He has appeared on several television shows and documentaries. In 1997, he signed a three-year contract with WCW. Since then, he has starred in many TV shows and documentaries, and has made a lot of money through merchandise sales.

The former multiple-time World Champion started his wrestling career in the late ’70s. He competed in numerous tournaments as an amateur. He later attended Mount Royal College in Calgary.

After his first marriage to Julie Smadu, he married a woman named Cinzia Rota in 2004. They were married for a few years. However, they split up in 2007.

As for the fourth and final wife, Bret has been married to Stephanie Washington. She is an African-American woman. Both of them are divorced, and the children from their first marriage were not fond of Stephanie. Their marriage was initially met with criticism, but they were able to overcome this.

During their engagement, Bret and Stephanie decided to get married in a private ceremony. Initially, the children did not approve of the union. This did not stop the two from dating, though.

While they had a very successful marriage, Bret and Stephanie were often subjected to criticism for their age. It was also pointed out that Bret’s children were not as fond of their mother as their father.

Fan of the Hitman

Unlike John Cena, Bret Hart did not make his name by churning out one hit wonders. He made his mark by competing as a professional wrestler and helping small business owners flourish in The Great White North.

Among the many titles he earned, he was a two time WCW World Heavyweight Champion. He also teamed with Bill Goldberg for a tag team title. At the SummerSlam 1991, he knocked Mr. Perfect out of the running for the best technical wrestler in the ring.

There’s no denying that Bret Hart is a wrestling legend. His nickname, “The Hitman,” aptly describes his role as a killer in the ring. But he is also a philanderer and a tycoon in other areas of his life. One of his latest ventures is a rum produced by Romero Distilling Company.

Cinzia Rota wrestling accomplishments

Other than his wrestling accomplishments, he has been married three times. Cinzia Rota and Bret Hart’s first marriage lasted about two years. A few years later, Hart divorced her and remarried social worker Stephanie Washington.

On the heels of his marriage to Stephanie, he wrote an autobiography entitled Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling. He also contributed a weekly column to the Calgary Sun.