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Inbee Park believes she is closing in on a return to fitness ahead of her meeting with world No 1 Lydia Ko at the HSBC Womens Champions.Park went bogey-free over 72 holes in Singapore last year to see claim a two-stroke victory ahead of Ko, the first of five victories during 2015.The South Korean has since struggled for consistency since picking up a back injury, having to withdraw from the Bahamas LPGA Classic and finishing in a tie for 30th on her return at the Honda LPGA Thailand. Shanshan Feng, Ko and Park are all involved this week Although Park admits her game is still not back at 100%, shes upbeat about her chances of producing a much-improved performance at the Serapong Course.I feel like Im definitely in better shape than I was last week or a month ago, Park told reporters on Wednesday. Its just getting better and better but I just dont want to rush for anything.I wish I was better prepared, but I just came back to competition after about a month out with the injury. Lewis, Ko and Park went head-to-head in the final round last year This tournament was a lucky charm last year, so I would like to get that going this week as well. Even if I dont end up holding the trophy, I would like to take something from this tournament.Park tees off alongside Solheim Cup Stacy Lewis and Paula Creamer for the opening two rounds, while Ko has been grouped with Amy Lang and Ladies European Tour Order of Merit champion Shanshan Feng. Ko has made a bright start to the New Year by retaining her home NZ Womens Open title and posting top-three finishes in Australian and Florida, with the teenager now looking to continue that run this week.Inbee obviously played it perfectly last year, Ko said. If youre bogey-free for 18 holes, youd be happy but 72 holes, thats pretty impressive. She kind of set the benchmark. 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Cheap Vapormax Mens . -- Aldon Smith believes he is on the path to being sober for good.It is a time of thanksgiving, and Washington Redskins tackle Ty Nsekhe is giving back to his home state of Texas in a meaningful way.According to the Washington Post, Nsekhe is donating 10 tickets for Thursdays Redskins game against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium to Dallas police officers and families who were affected in last Julys shootings.The plan began?when Nsekhes friend, Adrian Jackson, and Jacksons cousin and business partner, Larry Spencer, reached out to him about giving back to Dallas police officers.They initially?planned to donate the 10 tickets with thanks from one Redskins player, Nsekhe, and one Cowboys player, specifically Dez Bryant. 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