Whenever I tune in on wrestling I always see the same camera pointed at the same spot. Then, once a wrestler does a move, they'll switch cameras real fast so you don't see what fully happened - just partially.

I think wrestling shows should put 30-50 cameras around the ring, above, on the corners, some backstage, some pointed at the commentator's and scattered throughout and let the INDIVIDUAL viewer pick which camera to watch from. A button on the remote where you can pick any camera angle you want or, if you want to go back to the basics, have a pre-picked camera set-up created by different viewers that seen the show beforehand or by the editors.

Yay? Nay? I'd like this to be the future of wrestling. Making it better for the viewer.

This would be conveniant for any sport not just wrestling actually.

Yup, that, too. It could even be more beneficial to the more boring sports. Say you want to keep watching the same channel, but you're bored. Well, you can just change cameras to see what's going on in the stands and turn back to the baseball game once you hear something exciting beginning to happen.

Another reason to be used in wrestling is for viewing the people in the stands. I for one would like to see the different signs and see what people are doing. Especially during boring matches or whatnot.

They could even have "Easter Eggs" where if you tune in backstage you spot somebody like Doink the Clown doing something or Batista crying. Something you normally wouldn't see.

well, its an interesting idea, but its obviously never going to happen

Also, I'm pretty sure the wrestlers like to hang backstage before there matches, so i can't imagine many of the cameras would be in use, of at least have many things going on in them. I doubt promoters would go for it because of the big risk of Kayfabe being broken.

In a perfect world, this would be an awesome idea.