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Nov. 18, 2017

Harumafuji assaulted another sumo wrestler.

a sumo bout/match 
X a sumo fight

a sumo tournament

to drop out = to quit

Tottori police question Harumafuji in Tokyo over alleged assault
to allege (verb) = to accuse (not proven yet)   
an allegation (noun) = an unproven accusation
alleged (adjective) = said, accused
allegedly (adverb) = used with verb, Ex: He allegedly stole the money.
Tottori police question Harumafuji in Tokyo over alleged assault
Police questioned sumo grand champion Harumafuji on a voluntary basis Friday over allegations that he assaulted a lower-ranked wrestler in October, investigative sources said.
The 33-year-old Mongolian returned to Tokyo late Thursday from the city of Fukuoka, where the 15-day Kyushu grand sumo tournament is underway, apparently to meet with investigators from the Tottori Prefectural Police.
Ex: The tournament is underway.
Harumafuji assaulted/attacked Takanoiwa over(because of) his attitude.
They were drinking with other Mongolian wrestlers at a restaurant in the city of Tottori during the night of Oct. 25 when the alleged incident took place.
The alleged incident took place in Tottori at a restaurant, on Oct. 25th while drinking with other wrestlers.
It has been alleged that Harumafuji angrily assaulted Takanoiwa.
Takanoiwa was hospitalized.
a stable = a sumo group/team
a stable master = boss of the stable, 親方
He was diagnosed with a skull base fracture...
fracture = 骨折

on his behalf = for him (= somebody did it for him)
Her husband accepted the award on her behalf.

供述書     affidavit;  deposition;  testimony
宣誓証言 = spoken evidence, testimony
He testified in court.
The police have already questioned Takanoiwa about the incident, after accepting a victim report on his behalf. They have started questioning the Tottori restaurant staff.
The police will also seek testimony from wrestlers who were at the restaurant, including Hakuho, another grand champion, sources said.
Hakuho has denied reports that Harumafuji used a beer bottle to assault Takanoiwa.
“Harumafuji didn’t use a beer bottle or get on top of (Takanoiwa)” to beat him, Hakuho told reporters Thursday, while confirming that Harumafuji struck Takanoiwa with his bare hand.
Takanoiwa missed the Kyushu tournament from the opening day. Harumafuji dropped out Tuesday, the third day of the competition.

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