This Friday, Kyle Bochniak returns from an injury-induced layoff to face Sean Woodson in a UFC Boston bout at TD Garden. But even without that fight under his belt, “Crash” has 2020 already planned out.
“I’m gonna go on a f**king tear,” said Bochniak. “I’m gonna beat this kid up, win impressively, negotiate for another contract, and I’m making my run into the top ten. That’s what’s gonna happen.”
It’s the power of positive thinking applied to prizefighting, and maybe that’s what the Boston native learned in the ten months since his last appearance against Hakeem Dawodu in December 2018.