10 things wrestling fans want to see if ALL IN 2 becomes reality.

No date has been set, and no official announcement has been made, but speculation is running rampant as to the content of the still hypothetical All In 2: Double or Nothing. Here's then things we'd like to see happen.

Double or nothing. It's a concept that is quite familiar with gamblers and anyone who needs to take a chance for something better. It's also the tentative name for a wrestling event that is still utterly in the hypothetical stage.

The wrestling world is still abuzz about the independent show that coaxed wrestling superstars from all over the globe--including PWI's top wrestler of the year, Kenny Omega--into performing in front of over eleven thousand independent wrestling fans.

At the end of the show, Cody teased the idea of where you go once you've already gone all in. All In 2: Double or Nothing rumors started to circulate immediately.

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With that being said, here are ten things we'd like to see at All In 2 should it come to pass.

#1.Internecine warfare

The Tonga brothers--better known as the Guerrillas of Destiny--turn on their Bullet Club leader Kenny Omega.

Recently the Bullet Club faction split when G.O.D. splintered off to form their own group. This conflict could spill over into All In 2, and who knows how high the stakes could be?

With Tama Tonga generating controversy on social media, there's more attention on the team than ever. Controversy creates cash, or so Eric Bischoff is fond of saying, and having Bullet Club's civil war come to America would definitely garner attention for the event.

#2. Mayu Iwatani

Okada vs. Scurll was one of the best-received matches at All In. Since Okada represented Japan at the first event, why not have a female ambassador for their nation as well?

Mayu Iwatani is widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers in the world--male or female--and would make an excellent addition to the All In card due to her technical prowess, grit, and charisma. Her dragon suplex is a thing of beauty, and her innovative use of mat wrestling is something every fan should experience.

#3. More legends.

Jay Lethal and Lanny Poffo

While it was great to see Lanny Poffo teaming with Jay Lethal at All In, the event would have felt even more special with some more appearances by legendary wrestlers.

It always makes an impact when a legendary wrestler appears alongside the new generation, and having more of the athletes the fans grew up watching would be more than welcome.

#4. More time for the main event.

While the fans were thrilled seeing the All In main event, a whirlwind six-man tag that featured the Young Bucks and living legend Rey Misterio Jr., everyone agreed that the match felt rushed and short.

This was because the event was going over its allotted time, and cuts had to be made. Hopefully, Cody has learned from the first event and will plan a little more appropriately to allow a sufficiently long contest to satisfy the audience.

#5. Tenille Dashwood in the ring instead of on commentary.

Dashwood seemed game enough on her first commentary gig, but her inexperience with broadcasting was obvious to all. We believe that she would be better suited to wrestle a match at the hypothetical All In 2, where her real talent lies.

#6. More Stephen Amell

Make no mistake; Stephen Amell is a consummate athlete and top-tier performer. Those attributes serve him as well in the wrestling ring as they do on a Hollywood lot.

Amell has proven that he takes wrestling seriously and puts his all into the performance. His awe-inspiring Coast to Coast dropkick is still being buzzed about on social media. Maybe we can have Amell in a rematch with Cody next time?

#7. CM Punk

It's no secret that CM Punk's MMA career isn't going well. While both of his fights were financial successes all around, with high buyrates and a half million dollars payday for Punk, he was defeated two times in a row.

Though he's been dabbling in acting, we're betting a chance to put on a wrestling match with true creative freedom might be tempting enough for him to end his self imposed retirement from the squared circle.

#8. Pentagon vs. Omega part two.

A wrestling purist's dream match, Pentagon vs. Omega part one delivered on every level. But in the pro wrestling industry, everyone always wants to know what would happen in a rematch.

We're hoping to see the next match take place under different rules, perhaps a two out of three falls match or Ironman match.

#9. More titles on the line.

Nick Aldis losing his NWA championship to Cody was one of All In's bigger shock moments. With all the attention the promotion has received from the fallout of this event, wrestling fans are hoping to see more companies get in on the act.

ROH could easily send their tag team or television champion to defend, for example. Having a few more title matches could add that much more prestige to All In 2 should it become a reality.

#10. Bigger Venue

After a triumph like All In, the pressure will be on to do things bigger, better, and badder.

In terms of going bigger, why not be literal and book a larger venue for the next show? A bigger crowd lends an aura of excitement that simply cannot be copied any other way. Wrestling fans could end up flocking to places like Bush Stadium or the Mercedes-Benz Superdome if All In 2 happens.

There you have it; Ten things wrestling fans would want to see if All In 2 becomes a reality. What wrestling match-ups would you like to see? Please comment and let us know.