Greg Rosenstein is the Sports Editor at NBC News Digital. He specializes in competitive sports and sports business, covering a wide range of topics that include both individual and team sports. Greg's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WFLA NEWS, Yahoo Sports, and The Athletic, among others.
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Co-hosts Mexico take on South Africa as the 2026 World Cup gets underway.
By: Greg Rosenstein
The face of the U.S. men says he's “just going to try to live in the moment” while trying to lead the team deep in the global soccer tournament.
By: Greg Rosenstein
Pulisic, the face of the U.S. men’s national team, talks about feeling pressure to deliver World Cup success on home soil.
By: Greg Rosenstein
Balogun, born in Brooklyn but raised in London, agreed to play his international career with the Americans in 2023. Three years later he opened the World Cup with two goals.
By: Greg Rosenstein, Gary Grumbach
The fight at the White House is the product of a decadeslong bond between Dana White and Donald Trump, a relationship that helped rescue the sport and now brings it to the South Lawn.
By: Natalie Keyssar, Gary Grumbach, Greg Rosenstein
Ahead of the UFC fight card on the White House lawn, thousands descended on Washington, D.C., to celebrate the sport and country.
By: Tim Rohan, Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif
Follow UFC White House fight live updates and coverage, including how to watch, start time, fight card, Trump appearance, results, highlights, analysis and latest news.
By: Greg Rosenstein
More than 4,000 spectators — made up of Trump officials, VIPs like Mark Zuckerberg and active military members — were on the South Lawn of the White House for Sunday night's event.
By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif, Tim Rohan
The "Freedom 250" UFC card at the White House ended after midnight Monday morning with an upset victory by American Justin Gaethje over Ilia Topuria, giving Gae
By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif, Rohan Nadkarni, Tim Rohan
Over the past few weeks, we've seen the Knicks win the NBA title, the UFC host an event on the White House lawn, and the World Cup kick into gear. We were there for it all.
