Muhammad Ali’s ability to slip 21 punches in 10 seconds on live TV wasn’t a superhuman reflex feat—it was a combination of predictive skill, biomechanics, and training. Instead of reacting to each punch (which would be too slow for human reaction time), Ali anticipated them by reading subtle cues like his opponent’s shoulder movements, hip rotation, and rhythm. This let him move before each punch fully developed. His head and upper body followed smooth, pendulum-like arcs rather than big dodges,

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