The vacant bantamweight title will be on the line in June when Cage Warriors returns to London.

Nathaniel Wood (10-3) is set to take on Marko Kovacevic (9-1) for the 135-pound belt at Cage Warriors 84, the promotion today announced. The event will take place at Indigo at The O2 in London on Friday, June 2. The event will stream live on UFC Fight Pass.

Also booked for the card is a light heavyweight bout between Norman Paraisy (15-4-2) and Kenneth Bergh (5-0).

Wood, from the London area, has won four of his past five fights, including a submission win over Chase Morton at Bellator 158 in July 2016. More recently, he stopped UFC veteran Vaughan Lee earlier this month with a second-round TKO at Cage Warriors 82, giving him two career wins under the promotion’s banner.

In both Wood’s fights for Cage Warriors, his powerful kicks have broken his opponents’ arms. During the first round of the fight against Lee, he broke Lee’s forearm with a kick, then finished him in the second. And when he took out Steve McCombe at Cage Warriors 74 in November 2014, it was from an injury TKO after he broke McCombe’s arm with a kick, as well.

Switzerland’s Kovacevic brings an eight-fight winning streak into the fight, which will be his Cage Warriors debut. In that eight-fight run, seven of his wins are by stoppage. Kovacevic has become known as an armbar finisher and has six of his nine career wins courtesy of hte move. His most recent four wins have come in the first round.

France’s Paraisy has five fights under the Cage Warriors banner, but this time he’ll return to the promotion as a light heavyweight instead of a middleweight. He hasn’t fought since a June 2014 submission loss to Jack Hermansson at Cage Warriors 69. Bergh, from Norway, brings a perfect pro record into the fight. All five of his wins have been in the first round, including four straight by submission.

“We’re all excited to be returning to our new London home at Indigo at The O2,” Cage Warriors president Graham Boylan stated. “We had a great night there last time, when we crowned a new welterweight champion in Karl Amoussou. and this time we’ll see a new bantamweight champion crowned. Nathaniel’s not called ‘The Prospect’ for nothing, but he faces a huge challenge in Marko. We’ll have plenty more exciting fights to add to the card as we move closer to fight night.”

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