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Canadian Musclehunk Wrestling 10 (1997)
In the best selling tradition of the nine previous videos in this series, CANADIAN MUSCLEHUNK WRESTLING 10 is a bodybeautiful bonanza. Eight musclehunk athletes brutalize each other in four down-and-dirty pro actioners guaranteeing #10 as the hottest of this series.
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In the best selling tradition of the nine previous videos in this series, CANADIAN MUSCLEHUNK WRESTLING 10 is a bodybeautiful bonanza. Eight musclehunk athletes brutalize each other in four down-and-dirty pro actioners guaranteeing #10 as the hottest of this series.
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In Theaters:6/1/1997
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Can-Am Productions
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