It's not just the 'angle' of the camera that is wrong ; it is the focal length of the lens which is always too long. This compresses the perspective and gives no sense of depth to the image. They have to use these long focal lengths
because the camera position is so far away in those big halls. Contrast this with tennis (yawn) where the camera position is
much closer, allowing a shorter focal length lens setting and thus giving a natural perspective with realistic sense of distance.
And it's such a shame. But what can they do? Building an elevated camera platform nearer the court would block the view of too many spectators. An overhead viewpoint would work perhaps, but look very unnatural.
No; will have to sign off here to go and have a look.... and why are you still awake at this hour anyway ?