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#2 Announcing date for All Out: Double or Nothing
When interviewed over the final months of 2018, Jim Ross mentioned that he could see the second show for the Elite take place in May of 2019. Could that be among the announcements at the AEW rally in Jacksonville?
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Cody and the Young Bucks obviously have the minds of bookers, otherwise both All In and All Elite Wrestling probably wouldn't have come to fruition.
A trademark regarding 'Double or Nothing' was filed for towards the end of 2018, leading to speculation that it would be the name of the follow-up to All In.
While it might take some time to both secure a television deal and film episodes of Tuesday Night Dynamite, having a tangible goal of a second Elite PPV on the docket might help offer some solace to some fans who are worried about the promotion lasting.
PPVs are always announced several months in advance of when they actually take place, so perhaps the Elite are using this rally/platform to announce the show since they can't do so officially on television - yet.
