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Against All Odds
The Heart of a Champion — A Journey of Perseverance, Passion, and Redemption
Author: Eric Juarez
Narrator: AI Voice Narrator
Unabridged: 5 hr 13 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: 11/05/2026
Categories: Nonfiction, Biography & Autobiography, Sports Biography, Religion, Christian Living, Sports & Recreation, Baseball
Includes:
Bonus Material
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Synopsis
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Against All Odds: The Heart of a Champion is the true story behind the Most Inspirational Book winner at the International Impact Book Awards — a boy who refused to quit, and a father who refused to give up on him.
Brandon Juarez was too small. That's what the coaches said — picked on, overlooked, and told to his father's face that he would never play college ball. Eric Juarez refused to accept it. He told that coach his son WAS going to play — even if he had to take him to try out for every university in the country — because he would never be the father who told his boy he wasn't good enough.
That night, Brandon fought his demons alone. The next morning, he walked in and said, "Dad, let's train."
From that day on, Eric never had to push him again. Not once. Through faith, prayer, and training six, seven hours a day, the kid they counted out fought his way to the next level — and won the big game. The same coaches who wrote him off came back to apologize.
"I'm a story about a boy who refused to quit, and a father who refused to give up on him."
If you've ever watched your child get counted out — or been counted out yourself — this is your story.
Against All Odds: The Heart of a Champion is the true story behind the Most Inspirational Book winner at the International Impact Book Awards — a boy who refused to quit, and a father who refused to give up on him.
Brandon Juarez was too small. That's what the coaches said — picked on, overlooked, and told to his father's face that he would never play college ball. Eric Juarez refused to accept it. He told that coach his son WAS going to play — even if he had to take him to try out for every university in the country — because he would never be the father who told his boy he wasn't good enough.
That night, Brandon fought his demons alone. The next morning, he walked in and said, "Dad, let's train."
From that day on, Eric never had to push him again. Not once. Through faith, prayer, and training six, seven hours a day, the kid they counted out fought his way to the next level — and won the big game. The same coaches who wrote him off came back to apologize.
"I'm a story about a boy who refused to quit, and a father who refused to give up on him."
If you've ever watched your child get counted out — or been counted out yourself — this is your story.