walk away with

I do not believe that "reputition" is a word in English. I suspect the word you want is "reputation."

The locution "walk away with" is not used in that fashion. But if you were to say: "You're a better tennis player than anyone else in this city. If you enter that tournament, you'll walk away with the trophy"--you would be using it as it is commonly used.

U just gave me a perfect explanation of usage of this word...thx u .