Remove focus from JButton?

I am starting a new thread related to my previous thread.
I came to realize that when I call a game object from the GUI menu by clicking on "New Game" button, the focus is set to the button. I found it by using the method, if(newButton.hasFocus()).
However, my problem is not yet finished. I tried game.requestFocus(); also.
But still, the focus is not removed.
Can n e one pls let me know if there is a way to remove focus from the damn button?
Thanks.

button.setFocusable( false );Will pevent the button from maintaining focus.

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