"The fastest hands in boxing‼️" - Gervonta Davis shows off insane hand speed and finesse in new training video, leaves fans stunned

Gervonta Davis has announced that he will not make his return to the ring until the beginning of 2024. Despite the announcement, the WBA lightweight champion recently shared footage of himself hitting the pads, displaying his immense hand speed.

'Tank' posted the clip to X (formerly Twitter), captioning the post:

"🤙"

Check out footage of Gervonta Davis training below:

Many X users have reacted to the post. @BoxingKingdom14 claimed that Davis has the fastest hands in the sport:

"The fastest hands in boxing‼️"

@YoBigBrotha was impressed with the speed of 'Tank's trainer, stating:

"We know Tank got speed but the speed of his trainer is really impressive"

@offcial_kee suggested that Devin Haney does not want to face Davis:

"Yea @Realdevinhaney don’t want that smoke fr"

@bjackson215 wants to know when the WBA lightweight champion will return to the ring, claiming:

"Just feed us those fight dates young fella! We hungry"

@CelloGang_TJ labeled Davis as the best lightweight in a crowded division:

"The best at 135 by a long shot"

@Double_Decca13 shared a similar sentiment:

"Jheez this mans rapid. Can't see anyone in the division taking anything off him at this rate."

@K_hamer15 advised others not to play with Davis:

"Play wit Tank if you want to 😤 he gon cut ya water off"

@itsnotmeyadigg expressed his condolences for 'Tank's next opponent:

"i send my condolences to the next victim.. 👌🏽"

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Devin Haney says Gervonta Davis superfight would have to take place at 140 pounds

Fans have called for a superfight between Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney to take place. During a recent appearance on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, 'The Dream' revealed that such a bout would have to take place at 140 pounds, stating:

"140. We'll have to have it at 140. He's fought at 140 before. He beat Mario Barrios at 140. I'm at 140 now. It would make the most sense for it to be at 140. 'Tank' is the type of fighter he says he doesn't care about belts, right? He doesn't fight for belts, he fights for money so he wouldn't care about the belts at 135. He would just want to make the money in fighting me so 140."

Check out Devin Haney's comments on facing Gervonta Davis below:

Haney added that he would fight at 135 pounds for the right money and the right fight. However, it is unclear what bout would bring a better payday than a superfight against Davis, who is one of the biggest stars in the sport.