Elite sumo wrestler Asanoyama was essentially sidelined for a year on Friday when the Japan Sumo Association handed him a suspension of six grand tournaments for breaking its coronavirus safety guidelines ahead of the Summer Grand Sumo in May.Asanoyama, who wrestles at the sport's second-highest rank of ozeki, will, because of his absence, forfeit that rank and likely drop as far as the sport's fourth-tier sandanme division. The wrestler also had his wages halved for six months.A weekly magazine reported during May's grand tournament in Tokyo that the 27-year-old dined out while members of …READ FULL ARTICLE