According to KSW two-division champion Salahdine Parnasse, his upcoming opponent Marian Ziolkowski tried to avoid him in the past. Current featherweight and interim lightweight titleholder Parnasse (17-1, 9-1 KSW) can’t wait to prove his better than Ziolkowski in their clash at KSW 83 on June 3. At 25, Parnasse is one of the best European prospects at the moment. In his latest assignments, Parnasse recaptured the 145-pound championship he lost to Daniel Torres by dominating Torres in their KSW 65 rematch. He then moved up a weight class to face Daniel Rutkowski, ending up choking his foe at KSW 68 and winning the interim 155-pound title. Originally, Parnasse was attached to a clash with Ziolkowski on that occasion, but a knee injury forced the Polish fighter out of the fight. When asked about that situation, Parnasse stated he never bought his adversary’s story about the alleged injury, pointing out he saw him hitting pads a few days later after announcing he was out of the bout. Par