Hakuho apologized Thursday on behalf of fellow grand champion Harumafuji for causing trouble with his reported assault of a lower-ranked wrestler, promising to make amends by doing what he does best."I was present at the scene and therefore I owe a deep apology to the sumo world and to the public. All I can do is put on a good performance in the ring and work hard," Hakuho told reporters after his morning training session.Hakuho, one of only two top-ranked yokozuna competing in the ongoing Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament at Fukuoka Kokusai Center, is undefeated after four bouts as he seeks to …READ FULL ARTICLE