?I Was Finished Bro?: Regretting to Make Nikola Jokic Drunk, NBA Champion Recalls ?Learning His Lesson?

Sports camaraderie often extends beyond the game, leading to memorable off-court moments. Players often share stories of their adventures, providing fans with a glimpse into their lives beyond the court action. One such recent incident came to light when NBA champion Bruce Brown Jr. shared a rather amusing anecdote about his attempt to out-drink his teammate, the MVP Nikola Jokic.?

But what started as a casual evening turned into a lesson learned for Bruce Brown Jr., as he discovered just how different Nikola Jokic’s drinking abilities were compared to his own. This tale of teammates and friends is one such story that will indeed leave fans chuckling in amusement.

A night of Serbian whiskey

The incident unfolded on a night when Brown decided to challenge Jokic to a drinking contest. What?s their poison? Serbian whiskey. Brown, however, underestimated Jokic’s capacity, leading to a night he would never forget.

As they continued taking shots of Serbian whiskey throughout the night, it became evident that Jokic possessed an uncanny ability to hold his liquor despite his larger physique.?Conversely, Brown found himself struggling after just a few rounds. He recounted feeling “finished” and realized too late that trying to keep up with someone who grew up accustomed to strong spirits was no easy task.

“He had me drinking some Serbian whiskey,” Brown recalled. “We were taking shots. So my goal all night was to get him drunk and he just flipped the script.”

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The night ended with Brown admitting, “I was finished, bro, you can’t drink with them, bro. I learned my lessons.”

More than just drinking buddies

This wasn’t the first time Bruce Brown Jr. and Nikola Jokic found themselves bonding off the court. Both of them had a successful run with the Nuggets just before Brown moved on with the Pacers.?

Their friendship grew stronger over time, as they shared not only drinks but also on-court experiences that solidified their connection.

One such moment occurred during a practice session when Jokic playfully imitated Brown’s unique shooting style, drawing laughter from both players and showcasing the camaraderie between them.