
Gentlemen 14: Raw Professionals[2015]
The “Raw Professionals” of Lucas Entertainment ignite the sexual meetings featured in the fourteenth installment of the Gentlemen series. Highlighting the cast is Rafael Carreras (well know for his 10-inch Cuban cock that he tops with ever so skillfully), who returns to the screen with Lucas Entertainment’s exclusive model Dato Foland. And when Dato and Rafael strip their suits off, the bareback flip fucking that follows sets a new industry standard. The cast of “Raw Professionals” also features Raul Korso, Zander Craze, Rico Romero, Max Toro, and Craig Daniel.

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