The first few days of sumo are back and appear to be better than ever, even during COVID-19.

Japan has been cautious when it comes to the virus and has been allowing fans back to sporting events.

This comes after several sumo stars tested positive for the virus, as well as the extension of Japan's state of emergency.

The 26-year-old is ready to prove why he was chosen to be a member of the Ozeki.

Could this mean that future events are in jeopardy as a result of the virus spreading at a rapid pace?

The sport will be keeping all eyes open and will take whatever measures necessary.

With new blood within the ranks, how will the 26-year-old due in a new environment with more pressure?

The 26-year-old made his sumo debut in 2016 and has won two major championships.

Even with no fans, there was plenty of excitement during one of Japan's oldest events.

It will be a tough climb back to the top for the yokozuna as competition heats up in Japan.

The tournament goes on even with no fans in the arena. Hakuho continues to climb up the leaderboard.

Inside an empty arena, the yokozuna has shown he is ready to take home all the glory.

Keep up to date on the latest events either getting moved, cancelled or being held without fans.

One of the top sumo stars today continues to impress, even without fans cheering him on.

One of the top stars in sumo continues to dominate the competition while competing in an empty arena.

Another sport has been impacted by the coronavirus. Events involving sumo have taken a big hit.