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Work Hard Fuck Hard (2025)

In Work Hard Fuck Hard dick and ass are always in play and who better to represent than Robert Axel. It all starts as innocent play at the park, but he and Level find themselves back at the ranch and getting into major things. The extreme close-ups of Robert Axel's splendiferous asshole are alone worth the price of admission. And who wouldn't want to have XL as their play and fuck buddy?? Tonging ass, slinging jumbo dick and takin' pipe on the inbound like a consumate pro. With his classic Clark Gable matinee idol good looks, he fits right in with veteran hottie Mr. Elz and cutie bottom Tino. Young Buck is the shit. He's big-dicked with a killer smile.
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In Work Hard Fuck Hard dick and ass are always in play and who better to represent than Robert Axel. It all starts as innocent play at the park, but he and Level find themselves back at the ranch and getting into major things. The extreme close-ups of Robert Axel's splendiferous asshole are alone worth the price of admission. And who wouldn't want to have XL as their play and fuck buddy?? Tonging ass, slinging jumbo dick and takin' pipe on the inbound like a consumate pro. With his classic Clark Gable matinee idol good looks, he fits right in with veteran hottie Mr. Elz and cutie bottom Tino. Young Buck is the shit. He's big-dicked with a killer smile.

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Directed By:N.D.
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In Theaters:7/16/2025
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:DawgPound USA

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