Sumo: JSA begins coronavirus testing for wrestlers, stablemasters

The Japan Sumo Association said Monday antibody testing for the new coronavirus is now available to its roughly 900 members, including wrestlers and stablemasters.Forty-three people from two stables were tested Monday, with the JSA expecting to complete testing in about a month for everyone in the association who wishes to be tested.According to sumo elder and JSA public relations manager Shibatayama, around 50 members from two to three stables will be tested each day.Related coverage:28-year-old sumo wrestler dies after coronavirus infectionREAD FULL ARTICLE