Phoenix, AZ, October 26, 2026 —

Anthony Robles, a Phoenix native and Arizona State University alum who became an NCAA wrestling champion, has co-authored a children’s book with his mother. Titled Unstoppable Anthony, the book draws on Robles’ experience and presents a message for young readers about overcoming adversity.

Robles was born with one leg. The book translates his journey into a lesson for children, emphasizing that differences can be superpowers. The summary provided does not specify how the story is told or what particular events from Robles’ life appear in its pages.

The project connects Robles’ personal story with an audience of children, using a book to communicate its central message about difference and resilience. His background as an NCAA wrestling champion is part of the context behind that message, while the information provided does not detail his athletic career or identify particular competitions.

Robles’ mother is identified as his co-author. Her name was not provided, and no further details about their collaboration were included in the information available for this article.

The publication date, publisher, intended age range and availability of Unstoppable Anthony were not provided. No direct quotations from Robles or his mother were included. The available details describe the book’s subject and broad message but do not provide additional information about its contents or publication.


Story summarized from the original created by Alexis Cortez on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.

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