Welcome. This is the heavy weight title fight featuring the Takers Versus Givers.

In the Blue corner we have the Takers, weighing in at how much you can and will give them. They are constant champions at procuring what they want. They have no qualms about lying and deceiving to get what they need. The have a hard left hook and will keep throwing the punches if you let them.

In the Green corner, we have the Givers, weighing in at how much they will give before they finally hit for the knock out. They are enablers who think they are doing good for the Takers. There does come a point when they finally get tired and throw a mean right hook.

Both opponents are equally matched in speed and strength. Both are determined fighters with a wide range of skills to complete this fight.

Who will be the winner and take home the coveted golden heavy weight belt ?

Anatomy of the Taker

Takers are individuals who always have certain wants and needs that they take from another individual instead of working themselves to gain. They learn how to play people to get the gains they want and they are generally repeat offenders when it comes to getting what they want. Their perception is marred in that they don't believe that they ever need to give anything back. Sometimes they carry a huge chip on their shoulder believing that everyone else owes them something. They are well versed and experienced in learning to say the right things to achieve greatness from the Giver. The constant taker is well rehearsed in knowing which emotions and words will get them what they want. They have a tendency to believe that no one sees how they are playing the game especially if the Giver continues to give them what they want.

Anatomy of the Giver

Givers are individuals who though have a good heart and mean well, they sometimes give too much. They give away to Takers with the belief that they are helping and doing well by that person. It could be money, emotions, and physcial things. The Giver's purpose is to make things well. Sometimes though, they enable Takers by not letting them stand on their own and acquire what they want. Givers generally don't expect anything in return but hope that the Taker will make choices and decisions that will improve themselves. There sometimes comes a point when the Giver realizes that the Taker is taking advantage and they have to step up to the plate and tell the Taker no.

So, who wins the heavy weight title ?

This is a match that could go both ways.

First of all the Taker generally has more than one person they are taking from, so their strength falls on the other Givers. They will keep throwing punches so long as the Giver keeps giving them.

The Giver is going to keep throwing the punches until they get tired. Depending on how long and what pain is caused the Giver might decide enough is enough, and throw the final punch for a knockout.