Interviews with Bret Hart/EC3/WWE gamers/Flair, Impact to survive on Spike, another ice bucket challenge and Questions on WWE signing TNA names, GFW on Spike, the success or failure of the WWE Network, "Guardians" promotion and Vince vs. JR

Bret Hart talked about dream matches and more. I much prefer these interviews to the ones taking shots at today's product and reliving Montreal.

Spike will continue airing Impact Wrestling through the end of 2014. Talk about your stays of execution! It looks like TNA will get the chance to grow an audience on Wednesdays. They've got to make the most of it, because this could be their last chance.

Ethan Carter III talked about Dixie going through a table, TNA-Spike and more. He's one of the bright spots in the company these days as far as young talents go.

Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
John Cena, Stephanie McMahon and others talked about their favorite video games. Super Mario Bros. 2 was pretty strange.

Kermit the Frog answered the ice bucket challenge put forth by Vince McMahon. A LOT of wrestling personalities have done this, which is pretty cool.

Ric Flair talked about WrestleMania 31 and more. What will main event then?

For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. I think they could pick up some names for NXT, but I don't see a ton of TNA originals ending up in WWE. WWE wants to focus on younger talents and people who already have name value to the WWE fan.

2. I don't believe Jarrett's able to have a show on Spike while TNA's a thing; but if they go out of business, I assume he could join.

3. I wouldn't count on them breaking even by the end of the year. Numbers change with the international launch.

4. That's pretty much it! Miz did drop a Drax reference, though. That counts for something.

5. Vince loves a good jab at JR. It's an odd relationship, to say the least.

More wrestling tomorrow.