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The Spanish Stallion: Cherry Kiss Undefeated (2021)

Rocco Siffredi continues his epic XXX serial centered on intrigue and sexual conquest in the sport of boxing. "The Spanish Stallion: Cherry Kiss Undefeated" follows champ Maximo Garcia's adventures in and out of the ring. 1st scene a hot threesome with Erik Everhard, Vince Carter, Angie Lynx. 2nd scene: another treesome, but now 2 female and 1 male, Alyssa Reece, Maximo Garcia, Cherry Kiss. 3rd scene: hetero white couple scene with Kai Taylor and Lottie Magne. 4th scene: hetero black couple with Joss Lescaf and Zaawaadi. 5th scene: Another trio with 2 man and one woman, Kai Taylor, Maximo Garcia, Jayla De Angelis
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Rocco Siffredi continues his epic XXX serial centered on intrigue and sexual conquest in the sport of boxing. "The Spanish Stallion: Cherry Kiss Undefeated" follows champ Maximo Garcia's adventures in and out of the ring. 1st scene a hot threesome with Erik Everhard, Vince Carter, Angie Lynx. 2nd scene: another treesome, but now 2 female and 1 male, Alyssa Reece, Maximo Garcia, Cherry Kiss. 3rd scene: hetero white couple scene with Kai Taylor and Lottie Magne. 4th scene: hetero black couple with Joss Lescaf and Zaawaadi. 5th scene: Another trio with 2 man and one woman, Kai Taylor, Maximo Garcia, Jayla De Angelis

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Rocco Siffredi
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In Theaters:10/12/2021
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel, Rocco Siffredi Productions

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