Dude you take a risk every time you get in your car and drive to the gym. You could come up with any number of "the news story could be" scenarios. Kai Greene stood on his head, he could have knocked himself out. The posedown could have gotten ugly and David Henry could have taken an elbow to the face.
no - I don't think there is a "huge set of risks" there.
Kai is an adult. A professional bodybuilder and an experienced poser. Kai knows the risks. All the athletes onstage know the risks, and negative events are few and far between.
My point is that you have an inexperienced 10-year old performing a risky routine on a live broadcast.
This presents a set of risks which are GREATER than the odds of DH getting a bloody nose.
Risk of her having a vulnerable moment on live webcast, as well as risk to involved firms in webcasting these events. It's great that the routine went well, and I agree the chances of anything going awry are rare. however, if I own stock in VYo or BBing.com, and I am a decision maker, it might be easier for me to just avert camera, zoom out, or pan crowd during the routine. Aside from any appropriate/offensive/content issues with the 12-year olds at home watching on BBing.com, I know that my firm has deep pockets and is just vulnerable from SO many angles with such a broadcast.
You have your opinion, and I have mine. As a consultant, I'd be responsible to tell my board that we could get sued from nine directions, and a lot of things could go wrong on that stage, and a lot of people could be offended by the routine. These risks outweigh the rewards IMO.