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Hole Destroyer (2022)

Watch as hairy studs Bennett Anthony & Alex Tikas eat it, fuck it & pound it in this hot new Men Over 30 scene! Max Sargent takes Matt Stevens to paradise when he fucks Matt the way he wants to be fucked. The guys scratch the itch while Matt takes that dick in this lusty hookup. Kissing, deepthroating, rimming...those are all hot for Joel Someone but he absolutely cannot wait to destroy Damien Crosse's hole. Watch as the hairy studs fuck hard in this new Men Over 30 scene! After working out at the gym, Sean Duran & Justin Eros get undressed in the locker room. They introduce themselves to each other. Liking what they see, they waste no time and get right into kissing! Sean pounds Justin's hole deep in this newest Men Over 30 scene!
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Watch as hairy studs Bennett Anthony & Alex Tikas eat it, fuck it & pound it in this hot new Men Over 30 scene! Max Sargent takes Matt Stevens to paradise when he fucks Matt the way he wants to be fucked. The guys scratch the itch while Matt takes that dick in this lusty hookup. Kissing, deepthroating, rimming...those are all hot for Joel Someone but he absolutely cannot wait to destroy Damien Crosse's hole. Watch as the hairy studs fuck hard in this new Men Over 30 scene! After working out at the gym, Sean Duran & Justin Eros get undressed in the locker room. They introduce themselves to each other. Liking what they see, they waste no time and get right into kissing! Sean pounds Justin's hole deep in this newest Men Over 30 scene!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Gio Caruso
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In Theaters:10/4/2022
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Pride Studios

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