Now, however, his particular presents have been re wrapped, readdressed, returned to his suitcase and are on the way back to Germany.
It's £5.50 from re-wrap-it.co.uk and it even has a label on the front for you to write your child's name.
It was athleticism and energy that briefly inconvenienced him early in the second set, when he took a break to re-wrap and tend his left foot, which had developed blisters and a slight pain.
It was so bulky the saleslady re-wrapped it, more suitable for the poodle.
I've often heard of mums and dads sneaking Harry Potter books away from their children in order to read them (and in one case unwrapping and re-wrapping a Christmas gift!).
Behind even the most exciting user-interface there are old-fashioned warehouses and lorries; customers who decline to sit at home waiting for purchases to arrive; and goods that must be re-wrapped and expensively returned.
Minutes later, Klitschko was forced to cut off the tape around his fists and have them re-wrapped under the watchful eye of one of Fury's training team.
"We're trying to change the culture of tennis, take it to the kids, give it a re-wrap, make it cool and put some fun back into it using things like music, video, graffiti and freestyle tricks to enthuse".
They must also be re-wrapped.
Nor, more importantly, is re-wrapping the Republicans' ideological rigidity with a blue bow.
The person than re-wrapped the iPad in retail-grade cellophane and returned it to the store as an unopened item, effectively circumventing any return policy.
