Rich Beem

I'm going to preface this by saying that I played with Sergio in December because he lives in Austin.

I live just outside of it.

Listen, he's a lovely man.

I enjoy his company thoroughly.

He couldn't be any nicer to me.

But as a competitor, when you get into situations like that, it's putrid.

It's like even Bob McIntyre, what he did, slamming clubs and things like that.

Listen, I get it.

This game gets the best of you, but you've got to have some decorum out there.

And Sergio, with the way he went about it,

I'm always going to take the high road when I looked at what Jeff Yang said to him yesterday.

I think Sergio was embarrassed beyond belief.

That's when I saw, but what I heard from him afterwards was not somebody that was truly sorry about his actions.

Zero contrition.

And that part about it, that makes me sad, because I know a different Sergio, but we also know this Sergio, and we've seen it before, and sadly, we'll probably see it again.

And listen...

I think over time, it's actually probably gotten a little worse because what haven't we seen on Liv?

What has he done out there that hasn't been put out on social media or things like that?

I don't know.

I'm sad for the guy because he's such a good person.