WWE TLC 2020: 36 Things You Probably Missed

29. The Perfect Camera Angle Change

AJ Styles Drew McIntyre
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Though some surely hate Kevin Dunn's near-constant camera angle switches, it's fair to say that this one worked well. Dunn changed angles just as a steel chair collided with AJ's skull, and his wider shot showed the after-effects of the spot nicely.

Styles fell awkwardly into the ring, the chair fell towards ringside, and Drew McIntyre slumped against the apron to sell his exhaustion.

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