Ques from the Clueless: All In 2

The world of professional wrestling was shook to it's core on September 1, 2018, when All In went live in Chicago. Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks started a revolution for independent wrestling promotions around the world, send a message to the WWE: we are here, fear us. All In 2 has been confirmed by Cody as something that will be happening but there is no news on where or when at this time. So what needs to happen at AI2 for it to be as effective, if more effective, then the original.

1) Attendance Record: When All In sold out the 11,000 seat arena in around 30 minutes it was clear that it was going to be a huge success. If the second installment is to top that, however, double or tripling the amount of seats, and presumably selling out again, would shoot the event into legendary status. If they can sell a 40,000 seat building then they would enter into the WWE's top 30 highest attendance record, which would be a huge feet.

2) Location: A risky move that could potentially pay off would be to take the WWE's WrestleMania 'trademark' by having their event in a football stadium, one without a roof is preferred. The issue with this idea is the amount of seats that would have to be sold. Staying within a comfortable sized arena would keep everything low risk and more independent feeling, which is something All In represents. The best place that comes to mind is WWE's home turf: the legendary Madison Square Garden. With roughly 17,000 fan capacity this makes for the biggest punch with a low risk.

Everything about All In was nearly perfect, including the penis druids, so as long as the Elite keep to the same formula of a classic independent wrestling style then everyone in attendance will go home satisfied. Let's just hope they don't jump the gun and they keep to an annual schedule.