Welterweight Mike Perry has few ideas about what might be next for his career.

Although currently scheduled to face Donald Cerrone (33-11 MMA, 20-8 UFC) in the UFC Fight Night 139 co-headliner next month, Perry (12-3 MMA, 5-3 UFC) is eyeing fights against Darren Till (17-1-1 MMA, 5-1-1 UFC) and ex-champ Robbie Lawler (28-12 MMA, 13-6 UFC).

“When I knock (Cerrone) out, I wasn’t sure Till could make that weight coming back down,” Perry recently told MMAjunkie. “If I can skip the line (at middleweight), we could make that fight happen, because there’s so much animosity in it already. It’s such a good fight to make.”

Till announced he is headed up to middleweight after an unsuccessful bid at the welterweight belt held by champ Tyron Woodley. Prior to that fight, the British star cultivated a rivalry with Perry, though the two managed to keep it civil in an extracurricular sparring session.

Perry, who meets Cerrone in the co-main event of UFC Fight Night 139 on Nov. 10 at Pepsi Center in Denver, hasn’t forgotten about the heat between he and Till. But any fight that could get him closer to the title will take precedence.

Lawler, who this past December lost a decision to former UFC lightweight champ Rafael Dos Anjos, could be just the opponent.

“If that fight (against Till) can’t happen, I don’t see why the Robbie Lawler fight couldn’t happen,” he said. “Other than Robbie Lawler and Darren Till, I don’t know what direction it goes.”

For a second, it briefly seemed as though Perry was headed back to the drawing board. This past month, Cerrone tweeted a <a href=" "I think he was pulling y'alls leg," Perry said. "I think he was alright, or he was just trying to give himself an excuse so when I whip that ass, that y'all say he wasn't 100 percent. "But I've got something for that. Some media guy just gave me an idea. I'm going to go on Instagram and make it look like I got into an accident." For more on UFC Fight Night 139, check out the UFC Rumors section of the site.