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There was just one spot where thousands of fans of wrestling, horror, comics, trading cards, Indigenous art, retro games, and toys wanted to be over the weekend, and that was at the Mohawk Super Bingo for the latest K-Town Collectables Expo.

It has been a year of firsts for the K-Town Collectables Expo: the first time running two one-day shows, the first shows at the Mohawk Super Bingo, and, after Sunday, the first time the Expo has been held this close to the holiday season.

Inter Species Wrestling (ISW) returned to Kahnawake on Sunday as part of this year’s second K-Town Collectibles Expo, with Die Hard Is a Christmas Movie, a seven-match card that had something for everyone.

An almost four hour-long wrestling show sounds like a daunting task to put together, and perhaps a lot to ask of fans to sit through uninterrupted, in-person or online.

For Inter Species Wrestling (ISW) promoter Michael Woods, it was an easy decision to do something to try and help out wrestler Jeff Cannonball - one of the best friends he ever made in the business - and his family after he was recently diagnosed with ALS.

Even in the boldest predictions that the K-Town Collectables Expo organizers - Will Rice, Mike Brathwaite, and Eric Ravenelle - could make about how this year’s show at the Mohawk Bingo would go, they would not have thought it would be as big and busy as it was on Sunday.

Inter Species Wrestling (ISW) and the K-Town Collectables Expo continued their fruitful relationship on Sunday, with the independent wrestling promotion putting on a fast-paced show at the Mohawk Bingo to close the day.

Don’t be fooled by the name, K-Town Collectibles Expo has more to offer than just your standard local game store or hobby shop fare.

As we get closer and closer to December 25, the gift-getting window of opportunity shrinks more and more. Instead of doing a run on one of the malls on the island or the South Shore, why not make some time for one of the many businesses and crafters in town?

Courtesy William Rice After a COVID-induced hiatus the last two years, the K-Town Collectibles Expo is back better than ever before.