MTV star Johnny ‘Bananas’ Devenanzio desperately tried to avoid wasting John Elway’s agent, Jeff Sperbeck, after he tragically fell off a golf cart final weekend.

The Problem star, 42, was a passenger on the cart pushed by the Corridor of Fame quarterback, 64, when his longtime buddy and agent fell off in a horrific deadly accident.

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The 2 had reportedly simply been at a celebration with their spouses and Elway’s son on the Stagecoach music competition.

An insider instructed The U.S. Solar that it wasn’t the NFL star’s son who was on the car when the accident occurred, however his son’s buddy, actuality star Devenanzio.

“Johnny and the agent had been each standing the place the golf luggage usually go,” the insider claimed.  “So many individuals experience this fashion day by day.”

Based on the insider, Elway was driving the golf cart, and his spouse was seated subsequent to him.

“Jeff simply fell backward off the golf cart. He fell in a extremely unhealthy means, and there was simply lots of blood. 

The insider mentioned there was no indication that anybody did something mistaken, and it appeared like this was simply a freak accident.

“Johnny was the one serving to, coping with the blood.

“He was holding Jeff’s head, making an attempt to cease the bleeding.

“He was doing his finest to consolation Jeff whereas they waited for the ambulance to reach.”

The U.S. Solar reached out to Devenanzio and his rep for remark.

The insider claimed there was no wrongdoing that they might discern.  

“They weren’t even driving erratically, or dashing, Jeff simply fell off stability.

The insider additionally believed that the street was clean, with out bumps or potholes.

“It was in a very nice space, so every thing was nicely stored.”

The supply added that to their understanding, Elway wasn’t consuming, and he was nonetheless grieving his sister, Lee Ann Elway McCarthy, who died on April 8.

“John was not consuming as a result of his sister simply died from pancreatic most cancers.

“This was John’s first weekend of getting again to feeling regular.”

The insider, nonetheless, questioned why police weren’t on the scene. 

“The police by no means got here. They by no means did an preliminary police report.

“The ambulance got here, and that was it. Why weren’t police there?”

As The U.S. Solar beforehand reported, Sperbeck died at 62 after falling off the cart.

Sperbeck was rushed to the hospital from the Madison Membership in La Quinta, California, about two hours exterior Los Angeles, on Saturday night.

Based on TMZ, the enterprise associate was positioned on life help upon arrival, having suffered a traumatic mind damage.

There isn’t any indication that the previous NFL star acted negligently when he obtained behind the wheel.

Elway was reportedly the one who urgently known as 911 to get his buddy medical help after the autumn.

Elway and Sperbeck shared a decades-long bond that started within the early Nineteen Nineties when the NFL quarterback signed his future finest buddy as his supervisor.

After Elway retired from the league with quite a few accolades, the pair remained shut and transitioned into enterprise collectively.

They co-founded 7Cellars, a vineyard named after Elway’s iconic jersey quantity.

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Elway and Sperbeck had frolicked collectively at Stagecoach, California’s premier nation music competition.

This yr’s headliners included famous person performers Zach Bryan, Jelly Roll, and Luke Combs. Pop singer Lana Del Rey additionally made an look as she prepares to launch a rustic album.

Although Elway resides in Colorado, their enterprise, 7Cellars, is predicated in California.

Based on the vineyard’s web site, Sperbeck had a storied profession as an NFL agent, representing over 100 gamers throughout his 30 years within the career.

Elway, who was drafted as the primary total decide by the Denver Broncos in 1983, achieved outstanding success with Sperbeck by his aspect. He led the Broncos to 2 Tremendous Bowl Championships late in his profession and was named Tremendous Bowl MVP in 1999.

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