Jake Paul is a full-time YouTuber who even hosts podcasts on his show called BS W/ Jake. Jake recently had on his show the legendary golfer who currently plays on the LIV golf tour, Brooks Koepka. In the hour-long podcast, the duo had an insightful conversation about various issues.

The conversation between the two took on many interesting tones when they spoke about the LIV/PGAT merger. Jake Paul’s line of questioning did not end here, and he also asked Koepka if golfing is a ‘real’ sport. But the most interesting part of the conversation was when Brooks Koepka spoke about how getting “too comfortable” can also come to bite back at a person.

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Brooks Koepka gets candid about comfort zones

Koepka spoke about a range of issues, but his stepping out of his comfort zone was the climax of the show. He spoke about how he got extremely comfortable after winning his fourth major. He added, “I kind of slacked off a little bit. You know, it was like, Things were coming too easy.”

The LIV star mentioned how he took his eyes off the prize when he began skipping gym, as a result of which injuries started to pop up here and there. This was his wake-up call to get back in the groove. He said, “And I’m like, holy cow, this is I really got to dive back into it.”

Koepka mentioned how for two years he created a lot of bad habits and how for about two years he did not see the results of those bad habits. But now he realizes the negative impact of harboring bad habits. The five-time major winner acknowledged the mental struggle highlighted in a Netflix documentary, which served as a reminder of the need to break the bad habits formed during period of complacency.

This period of complacency is also one in which an individual has a bad headspace. Ultimately, Koepka’s experience emphasises the importance of continuous dedication and self-awareness in one’s professional journey.

Surprisingly, this was not the golf pro and Jake Paul’s first interaction. In fact, their history dates back nearly two years, and it has everything to do with a fight.

The backstory of Jake Paul and Koepka’s connection

This connection dates back to 2021, when Koepka issued a challenge to Jake Paul, involving his old rival Bryson DeChambeau in a potential boxing match. Koepka’s recent podcast appearance has led to speculation about various possibilities.

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It could indicate his interest in how betting influences golf, given Jake Paul’s involvement in sports betting promotion. However, fans are hoping for a saucier development, such as Koepka entering the boxing ring as part of the old challenge, which would also involve DeChambeau.

Would you like to see the LIV golfer in the ring? Let us know in the comments below.

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