Raging Stallion Releases Scene 1 of ‘SCRUM’ Sequel from Director Tony Dimarco

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Tarzan Top Makes Debut Going ‘Balls To The Wall’ With Exclusive Beau Butler

RagingStallion.com, Falcon | NakedSword’s site featuring rugged men and raw action, announced the release of the debut update from the upcoming bareback film, SCRUM Balls to the Wall. Directed by Tony Dimarco, the premiere scene of this Raging Stallion sequel sees the Raging Stallion debut of popular fan site performer Tarzan Top as he barebacks Falcon | NakedSword Exclusive Beau Butler in the middle of their rugby team’s locker room. The new debut scene comes just days after the original SCRUM, won Best Picture at the 2022 Grabby Awards. This first scene from SCRUM Balls to the Wall will go live tomorrow on RagingStallion.com. The remaining scenes and Digital Downloads will be available tomorrow through the Falcon | NakedSword Store.

For the debut scene, naked rugby player Tarzan Top is strutting around the locker room and teammate Beau Butler can’t help but admire his impressive cock. The two make eyes at each other and soon enough, Beau is on all fours with Tarzan’s face deep in his sweaty cheeks. Tarzan uses his tongue and fingers to tease the burly jock’s hairy hole before taking his thick dick to stretch Beau’s asshole to its absolute limit. Barely able to handle the oversized pole that’s dominating his thick ass, Beau clings to Tarzan as the hung top lefts lifts his entire body in the air while still filling his horny hole. Now laying on the locker room bench with his cock spilling out of his jock, Beau shoots out a thick wad of cum moments before Tarzan’s third leg breeds his hole and leaves his ass with a leaking stream of seed.

“We knew that Tarzan Top and his more-than-impressive assets would fit right in with the men of Raging Stallion,” says director Tony Dimarco. “This Balls to the Wall scene where he gets to bareback Beau Butler is the perfect way to introduce him to the Raging audience and the perfect way to kick off this new SCRUM sequel.”

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