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California Muscleboy Wrestling 3 (1996)

With the successes of CALIFORNIA MUSCLEBOY WRESTLING One & Two due in measure to bodybeautifuls Mitch Bodega, Steve Starr, and Antonio Silva (CMBW1); and Blake Onassis, Ted Shipp, Antonio Silva, and Steve Starr (CMBW2); CALIFORNIA MUSCLEBOY WRESTLING #3 delivers eight more of what this title promises... California Muscleboys. MATCH #1 / STEVE STERLING VS. BRUNO MARTINELLI. MATCH #2 / JUNGLE STUD VS BARRY MITCHELL. MATCH #3 / JAKE STROMBOW VS. KELLY ATKINSON. MATCH #4 / PHILIPPE OLIDO VS. MIKE MACKEY.
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With the successes of CALIFORNIA MUSCLEBOY WRESTLING One & Two due in measure to bodybeautifuls Mitch Bodega, Steve Starr, and Antonio Silva (CMBW1); and Blake Onassis, Ted Shipp, Antonio Silva, and Steve Starr (CMBW2); CALIFORNIA MUSCLEBOY WRESTLING #3 delivers eight more of what this title promises... California Muscleboys. MATCH #1 / STEVE STERLING VS. BRUNO MARTINELLI. MATCH #2 / JUNGLE STUD VS BARRY MITCHELL. MATCH #3 / JAKE STROMBOW VS. KELLY ATKINSON. MATCH #4 / PHILIPPE OLIDO VS. MIKE MACKEY.

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Directed By:Ron Sexton
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In Theaters:2/1/1996
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Can-Am Productions

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