Anthony Robles was a champion wrestler. Now Jennifer Lopez stars in his biopic. Robles breaks down fact vs. fiction in the sports drama "Unstoppable."

How can he be so monstrous and brutal on the mat, but so kind and protective off the mat?” That’s one of the central tensions at play in Unstoppable (now available on Prime Video), William Goldenberg’s directorial debut and an empathetic portrait of Robles that highlights his physical limitations,

Unstoppable,” based on the real-life story of wrestling champion Anthony Robles. He breaks down what's fact and fiction in the film.

Jharrel Jerome says he skipped lunches on the set of the Anthony Robles wrestling biopic ‘Unstoppable’ in order to work out. The actor tells PEOPLE about transforming into the athlete, who worked his way to a NCAA championship in 2011 despite being born with only one leg.

Unstoppable' star Jharrel Jerome and subject Anthony Robles opened up about the vulnerability it took to make the film.

Fourteen years after winning an NCAA wrestling title, Robles' remarkable life story is coming to the big screen.

Unstoppable,’ starring Jharrel Jerome as former wrestler Anthony Robles and Jennifer Lopez as his mother, is now streaming on Prime Video

Born with only one leg, the wrestler won the 2011 NCAA individual wrestling national championship in the 125-pound weight class.

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