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Max Livingston vs Sean O'Malley

Head-to-head comparison — tale of the tape, career analysis, stylistic breakdown, and prediction factors

Max Livingston

Max Livingston

101-19-7
VS
Sean O'Malley

Sean O'Malley

"Suga"

18-3-0
101-19-7
Record
18-3-0
80%
Win Rate
86%
23%
KO %
67%
188cm
Height
180cm
Reach
68
Age
31
southpaw
Stance
127
Total Bouts
21

Physical Comparison

Max Livingston stands 188cm tall compared to Sean O'Malley's 180cm — a 8cm height advantage that could allow Livingston to control range and use the jab effectively.

Record & Experience

Max Livingston brings a record of 101-19-7 across 127 professional bouts (80% win rate).Sean O'Malley enters with 18-3-0 from 21 fights (86% win rate).

Max Livingston has the experience edge with 127 bouts compared to 21 — that's 106 more fights under the bright lights, which can matter in championship rounds when fatigue sets in and composure is tested.

In terms of finishing power, Sean O'Malley carries the heavier hands with a 67% stoppage rate vs 23% for Max Livingston. O'Malley is the more dangerous finisher of the two.

Age & Career Stage

Sean O'Malley is the younger fighter at 31 compared to Max Livingston's 68 — a 37-year age gap. The younger fighter may have the edge in physical attributes, while Livingston relies on veteran savvy and accumulated skill.

Key Factors

Livingston's Path to Victory

  • • Use height and reach to control distance
  • • Lean on greater experience (127 bouts)
  • • Establish rhythm early and dictate the pace

O'Malley's Path to Victory

  • • Look for the stoppage (67% KO rate)
  • • Higher win percentage (86% vs 80%)
  • • Apply pressure and force the fight on their terms

Max Livingston vs Sean O'Malley — FAQ

What are Max Livingston's and Sean O'Malley's records?
Max Livingston is 101-19-7 (23 KOs). Sean O'Malley is 18-3-0 (12 KOs).
Who is taller — Max Livingston or Sean O'Malley?
Max Livingston is taller at 188cm vs 180cm — a 8cm advantage.
Who has the higher knockout rate?
Sean O'Malley has the higher KO rate at 67% compared to Max Livingston's 23%.
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