A new contender to watch emerged in Saturday’s welterweight headliner when Leon Edwards scored a career-altering victory over Donald Cerrone at UFC Fight Night 132.

Edwards (16-3 MMA, 8-2 UFC) outworked Cerrone (33-11 MMA, 20-8 UFC) over five rounds to earn a unanimous-decision win in the UFC Fight Pass-streamed headliner at Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore, further improving his contender status.

Prior to Edwards’ performance, several other main-card fighters secured crucial career wins. Ovince Saint Preux (23-11 MMA, 11-6 UFC) continued to stack up wins at light heavyweight, Jessica Eye (13-6 MMA, 3-5 UFC) remained unbeaten since dropping to flyweight, and Li Jingliang (15-5 MMA, 7-3 UFC) continued to be a prominent flag-bearer for China.

After every event, fans wonder whom the winners will be matched up with next. And with another night of UFC action in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look forward, put on a pair of Sean Shelby and Mick Maynard’s shoes, and play UFC matchmaker for UFC Fight Night 132’s winning fighters.

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Li Jingliang

Should fight: Abdul Razak Alhassan

Why they should fight: Jingliang continued to solidify himself as the most successful Chinese fighter in UFC history when he picked up his seventh UFC win at the expense of Daichi Abe.

Jingliang earned a dominant unanimous-decision win over Abe, helping him rebound from a setback against Jake Matthews in February. “The Leech” is an impressive 5-1 in his past six bouts overall and will seemingly be a mainstay on UFC cards in Asia for as long as he wants.

With the UFC rumored to host an event in Beijing later this year, Jingliang is a clear candidate for a top spot on that card. Not many will be eager to travel to China to fight Jingliang on his home turf, but Alhassan (9-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC) would likely be willing to do the deed and is a suitable opponent given his standing in the division.

Jessica Eye

Should fight: Winner of Liz Carmouche vs. Jennifer Maia at UFC Fight Night 133

Why they should fight: Eye’s attempt to transform her career in the women’s flyweight division took another step forward when she put on a winning performance against Jessica-Rose Clark.

After dropping four straight at bantamweight, Eye is now 2-0 since moving to 125 pounds after picking up a unanimous-decision win over Clark. It wasn’t the flashiest bout, but “Evil” did what was necessary to get her hand raised, and she’s now a factor in her new weight class.

With the division still in its infancy, Eye could make an argument she’s among the top title contenders. Other contenders are ahead of her, but one more win could push her near the top of the queue. A matchup with the winner of July’s UFC Fight Night 133 bout between former UFC title challenger Carmouche (11-6 MMA, 3-4 UFC) and former Invicta FC champ Maia (15-4-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) could do the trick.

Ovince Saint Preux

Should fight: Jimi Manuwa

Why they should fight: Saint Preux has more fights and wins than anyone in the UFC light-heavyweight division over the past five years, with his latest achievement a win over Tyson Pedro.

After getting rocked on the feet early, Saint Preux asserted himself quickly on the ground and finished Pedro off with a straight armbar finish. The result helped him gain distance from a submission loss to Ilir Latin in February, and pushed Saint Preux’s record to 4-1 in his past five bouts.

The issue with Saint Preux’s level of activity is that’s he already fought most of the relevant players at 205 pounds. Hardly any fresh matchups are available for him at this point, but “OSP” doesn’t seem to mind, and he expressed interest in a rematch post-fight.

When presented with the idea of running it back with Manuwa (17-4 MMA, 6-4 UFC), who beat Saint Preux by second-round knockout at UFC 204 in October 2016, he seemed genuinely excited for the opportunity to avenge the only knockout loss of his UFC/Strikeforce career. With Manuwa coming off a pair of losses, there should be no reason why he wouldn’t want to take the fight, as well.

Leon Edwards

Should fight: Jorge Masvidal

Why they should fight: Watch the video above to see why Edwards should fight Masvidal (32-13 MMA, 9-6 UFC) next.

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