Jon Jones

Fire and water take four of his ten planets each, with two in earth and not one in air. Fire moves and water registers; the element that would talk a thing over is missing from the chart entirely. The record calls Jones an American fighter regarded by many as the sport's best.

The Sun sits at twenty seven degrees of Cancer with Venus at seventeen and Mercury at eight, three planets in the sign that looks after what it belongs to and defends it sooner than the threat warrants. The Moon answers from Taurus at eighteen, needing the physical basics in place before anything else can happen. Mars sits on the ninth degree of Leo. For a fighter, a protective Sun over a Moon that wants the ground solid is a more interesting inheritance than anything in fire would have been.

Mars is tied to three planets. Mercury sits in quiet contact with it one hundredth of a degree from exact, which is as close as this table can measure and reads as mental energy that goes somewhere, thinking clearly under pressure. Mars sits in hard contact with Uranus at just over a fifth of a degree, action without warning, and square Pluto at just over a degree, force against force. In a record built on fighting, drive wired to speech, to the break and to concentrated force is the whole of the equipment. A yod holds the Moon, Venus and Saturn without resolving.

Jupiter came back round to its Aries birth degree on 8 May 2023, at thirty five, and two laps precede it. Aries measures a thing from its first line, which for a fighter the record calls the sport's best is a question about what was there at the start. No air at all, with drive a hundredth of a degree from speech, is the fact to keep: this chart acts and does not argue the point first.