Robles’ underdog story involves coaches, teammates, siblings and his loyal mom, Judy (played by Jennifer Lopez), helping a young Anthony navigate self-doubt, a troubled home life and those who ...

Anthony Robles says giving 100 percent during the scenes felt like he was wrestling a full match again. “I was definitely feeling it. My body was tired, my lungs were given out,” he says.

Anthony Robles competes in the 2011 NCAA Wrestling Championships – Session III Photo: Getty Images. The movie was so true to Robles’s story, in fact, ...

The real Anthony Robles won two state wrestling championships by the time he finished at Mesa High School, going 96–0 in his junior and senior years combined. Robles also won a national ...

Anthony Robles' life story is being told in "Unstoppable." Robles was always told what he couldn’t do as a kid because he was born without a right leg, but that never stopped him from achieving ...

Robles’ underdog story involves coaches, teammates, siblings and his loyal mom, Judy (played by Jennifer Lopez), helping a young Anthony navigate self-doubt, a troubled home life and those who ...

I Knew Anthony Robles Was Going To Be Impressive, But I Was Absolutely Blown Away By What He Was Capable Of. Going into Unstoppable, it was no secret that we were about to see some incredible ...

Anthony Robles is a three-time all-American wrestler who won the 2010-11 NCAA wrestling championship in the 125-pound weight class. An Arizona State University graduate, ...

ANTHONY ROBLES DOESN'T SWEAR. But he did let out a "holy crap" as he and his mom drove to Jennifer Lopez's Los Angeles home in 2021. They were invited because Lopez was set to play Robles' mom ...

The new wrestling drama Unstoppable is based on the remarkable real-life story of a man born with one leg who fights his way to becoming an NCAA champion. For its subject Anthony Robles, seeing ...

Chris Pizzello. Jharrel Jerome, left, the star of "Unstoppable," and the film's subject Anthony Robles pose together during the Toronto International Film Festival, Friday, Sept. 6, 2024, in Toronto.

Robles deserves a more nuanced portrait than this. Born without a right leg, the three-time all-American and 2011 NCAA champion has led a life tailor-made for the big-screen treatment.