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Former world number one Rafael Nadal admits he’s still feeling pain in his knee at times but says he fears none of tennis’ big guns.The Spaniard, who has won the French Open seven consecutive times, won the Brasil Open this week as he continues his return from a long-term knee injury.“We are going to see how the knee responds and then take stock,” Nadal said as he begins to plot his way towards Roland Garros.“I don’t have any problem playing against better rivals because I accept that I can lose. Losing is not a problem for me.“I just need time to continue improving and return to a more competitive level.”On his Brasil Open success, he added: “It’s a great title and important for me.“Yesterday (during the semi-final) the knee hurt. Today it’s better, rather bearable. I am happy to win in Brazil for the second time.”
Sergio Ramos admits his red card in Sunday’s 2-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano was not normal although he was relieved to see it didn’t cost his side.Alvaro Morata gave Real an early lead and Ramos added a second after just 12 minutes, before picking up two bookings in a matter of minutes to be red carded on 18 minutes.“It isn’t normal that I’m sent off in two minutes,” said Ramos. “I am not one to make harsh tackles with bad intentions. I’m sorry I left my teammates at a disadvantage.”Morata, who was preferred to Karim Benzema, said he was delighted with his own impact and education at Real.“We started the match well with two goals in the opening minutes, but then it’s always tough to play a man down,” Morata said.“I’m playing with