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#1 Worst: Sloppy camera angles
I play music as well, and it always irks me when a cameraman captures the wrong musician at the wrong time. A lead guitarist could be blazing away on a solo, but the cameraman may focus on the rhythm guitarist at that point, not knowing what's really up.
Because the action was so fast and furious at Rebellion, it certainly seemed like there were quite a few points where the cameramen just lost track of all the drama that was unfolding. This was especially true in the main event when Pentagon took a drink from the ringside area and used it on his opponents.
It was also true during the Rascalz match where there was so much happening that I'm guessing that the cameramen just lost control entirely. This was the only minor production snag I noticed at Rebellion.
It was still a step up from United We Stand, I felt.
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