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From JMR-053:
All-time favorite battling babes FRANCESCA LE' and STACY BURKE step into the jacuzzi for a wet and wild catfight struggle!
Stacy and the Latina fireball start out in tiny panties and white A-shirts for this grappling, belly punching, rib scissoring, face dunking water fight! Again and again Francesca plunges Stacy's head into the warm tub water, only to have the blonde turn the tables and drive the brunette face first for a complete head submersion!
Needless to say, the A-shirts end up wonderfully soaked through and transparent in the course of the jacuzzi fight, and eventually Stacy and Francesca decide to remove their drenched tops to continue the struggle bare breasted!
A sexy, soaking wet showdown which ends with both waterlogged women absolutely exhausted in this vintage JMR featurette!
14 minutes, 420 MB.
The Francesca vs. Stacy fight feature is presented in 960 x 720 screen format,
available as WMV or MP4.
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