English boxing star Chris Eubank Jr. has staked his claim for having the fastest hands in the sport in this jaw-dropping video.

The clip was taken from a workout session in which the current IBO super-middleweight champion land a staggering 96 punches in 11 seconds on what appears to be a BoxMaster training station.

Connecting cleanly with almost 9 punches a second seems like an impossible task, but slow-motion footage of the video shows that Eubank was indeed landing with power and precision.

The 28-year-old Eubank Jr. is the son of one of the UK’s most famous boxers, Chris Eubank, who held the WBO middleweight and super-middleweight titles during his 13-year boxing campaign from 1985-1998.

During his 45-5-2 career, Eubank defeated six world champions, but his biggest fights were undoubtedly his two instant-classic wars with long-time rival and fellow UK star Nigel Benn, the second of which was watched by half-a-billion people worldwide.

A truly eccentric character, who often wears a monocle and has been known to drive around the narrow, weaving streets of his hometown in Brighton, England in a 32-foot American truck cab, Eubank became a TV celebrity in the UK after retiring, but these days it’s his son who is now grabbing all the headlines.

While not as eccentric as his one-of-a-kind father, Eubank Jr. has been blessed with his boxing ability and has so far racked up a 26-1 record in the sport, with 20 of his wins coming by way of knockout.

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He claimed the British middleweight title last year and has since moved on to win the IBO super-middleweight title, which he’s defended twice so far.

The sky is now the limit for the star, whose next fight is set to be a blockbuster against current WBA super-middleweight champion George Groves in the semi-finals of the World Boxing Super-Series early next year.