Max Livingston vs Valter Walker
Head-to-head comparison — tale of the tape, career analysis, stylistic breakdown, and prediction factors
Max Livingston
101-19-7Valter Walker
"The Clean Monster"
15-1-0Physical Comparison
Valter Walker has the height edge at 198cm vs 188cm for Max Livingston — a 10cm difference that gives Walker the ability to fight behind range.
This is a southpaw vs |fighting_out_of=rio matchup — creating interesting angles and footwork dynamics. Max Livingston fighting from the southpaw stance often poses problems for orthodox fighters, particularly with the straight left hand and lead-foot positioning.
Record & Experience
Max Livingston brings a record of 101-19-7 across 127 professional bouts (80% win rate).Valter Walker enters with 15-1-0 from 16 fights (94% win rate).
Max Livingston has the experience edge with 127 bouts compared to 16 — that's 111 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, Valter Walker carries the heavier hands with a 40% stoppage rate vs 23% for Max Livingston. Walker is the more dangerous finisher of the two.
Age & Career Stage
Valter Walker is the younger fighter at 28 compared to Max Livingston's 68 — a 40-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
- • Lean on greater experience (127 bouts)
- • Establish rhythm early and dictate the pace
Walker's Path to Victory
- • Use height and reach to fight at range
- • Higher win percentage (94% vs 80%)
- • Apply pressure and force the fight on their terms
Max Livingston vs Valter Walker — FAQ
- What are Max Livingston's and Valter Walker's records?
- Max Livingston is 101-19-7 (23 KOs). Valter Walker is 15-1-0 (6 KOs).
- Who is taller — Max Livingston or Valter Walker?
- Valter Walker is taller at 198cm vs 188cm — a 10cm advantage.
- Who has the higher knockout rate?
- Valter Walker has the higher KO rate at 40% compared to Max Livingston's 23%.