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Ambush Massage 51 (2017)
Petr Cernyka came in for a massage. This slim, cute looking guy is so hot. He lays on the bench wearing just his underwear and is quickly joined by Filip Cervenka who takes some oil and begins to massage Petr's back. Jura Marecek is a very handsome and well built guy who has come in a for a massage. He strips down to his underwear, showing off his hot body. Then he lays, face down, on the bed and waits for the masseur to arrive. The masseur comes in, also only wearing underwear and begins to massage Jura's shoulders and back. Tomas Decastro is a very fit guy, his body looks wonderful as he strips to his underwear and lays on the bad, waiting to be massaged. Filip Cervenka arrives and starts to massage Tomas, taking oil in and massage into the back and shoulders.
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Petr Cernyka came in for a massage. This slim, cute looking guy is so hot. He lays on the bench wearing just his underwear and is quickly joined by Filip Cervenka who takes some oil and begins to massage Petr's back. Jura Marecek is a very handsome and well built guy who has come in a for a massage. He strips down to his underwear, showing off his hot body. Then he lays, face down, on the bed and waits for the masseur to arrive. The masseur comes in, also only wearing underwear and begins to massage Jura's shoulders and back. Tomas Decastro is a very fit guy, his body looks wonderful as he strips to his underwear and lays on the bad, waiting to be massaged. Filip Cervenka arrives and starts to massage Tomas, taking oil in and massage into the back and shoulders.
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In Theaters:1/23/2017
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:William Higgins Productions
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