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| Edited By: Greenstone Lobo |Source: DNA |Updated: Feb 20, 2018, 06:10 AM IST
Roger Federer has had a fabulous start to 2018 – winning Grand Slam No. 20 and reclaiming the world No. 1 spot. Now, the question on everyone’s mind is: how many more Grand Slams can the Swiss win?
The answer lies in his tormentor, the Saturn. When Saturn was in exaltation between 2012-14, Federer couldn’t win the Olympic gold and had just two Grand Slams to show. During this phase, Saturn was transiting Federer’s third house of the ‘hands’, and his ‘hands’ let him down in these three years.
In 2015, Jupiter was exalted into his twelfth house of losses and he couldn’t win then too.
Thereafter, since 2017, Fedex is enjoying the transit of Planet-X (2007 RH 283) into his tenth house of career, staging a remarkable turnaround and winning three of the last five Grand Slams.
What’s more in store for him, then?
Federer can continue his success spree till Saturn comes back into his life once again, which will be in February 2020. The Swiss would this struggle to win tournaments with Saturn getting stronger and staying till 2022.
Beyond that, an even stronger planet, Neptune, would enter into its own house into Federer’s eighth house of transformations and he will just leave the arena to spend time with his family.
So, arithmetically, Federer has a possibility of having a shot at another 10 Grand Slams. Even if he has a 30 per cent success ratio, which is a strong possibility because of his current transit of Planet-X, he can end up with another three-four Grand Slams. He may call it quits any time post 2020.
So, Federer is not done yet. The world No. 1 will end up with another three-four Grand Slams under his kitty or will keep winning them till 2020, whichever is later.
The writer is an astrologer. You can reach him on contact@greenstonelobo.com
