Tennis no Oujisama
The Prince of Tennis

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Sports manga about tennis, very descriptive in movements and strategies. Some similarities between characters. But Baby Steps is more realistic than Prince of Tennis. 

Both are about tennis, and both main characters are about the same age. Both are very discriptive in moves and such, and Prince of Tennis and Baby Steps both are a very enjoyable read.  

Both of these series are about tennis. But they are different in their own way. Prince of Tennis is about a team trying to win nationals, meanwhile Baby Steps is about how one person progresses as a tennis player. Baby Steps is more realistic than Prince of Tennis, but both have nice techniques. Also, the MC of PoT, Ryoma Echizen, is already a prodigy, while in Baby Steps, the MC, Eiichiro Maruo is just starting tennis and looking to improve. Also, Baby Steps has a nice touch of romance in it, which you won't find in PoT. They should both be an enjoyable read to anyone who enjoys sports manga. read more 

Both revolve around tennis. Baby Steps is a lot more realistic whereas The Prince of Tennis tends to mainline shounen with the edgy 'attack names'. The protagonists are similar in appearance, both aiming for the national tournaments.  

Weekly Shounen Jump sports manga with a cocky mc and overpowered high schoolers that could defeat an all times all-stars team. But the thing they look alike the most is in the comic moments. 

It is a sports manga. Kuroko no Basket is a basketball manga. Tennis no Ouji-sama is a tennis manga. In both of them, students perform feats that would be impossible in real life The students can easily pull off tricks that would be impossible in real life. Although there are more than 20 volumes, both are fast-paced, fun-to-read sports manga. 

Both are sport manga which special abilities (skill) are ridiculously absurd, almost Pokemon/Ultraman-like. 

Both Sports. Tennis and Football. Both talk about working hard to be the best Both have a lot of chapters both fun to read Fun to Marathon. 

Sport mangas with oposite main characters. While in eyeshield is a total loser that step by step gets better, in PoT the main char. is a total genius who get his school to the top (obviously with the help of his friends). 

Although they might not seem like they're similar at first, since one is a shoujo about makeovers and the other is a shounen about tennis, they have a lot in common. The main character is very aloof and does not show emotions very often, and they have a lot of admirers. Their father used to be a very famous beautician/tennis player, and the main character follows his footsteps and is often compared to him (though many are surprised when they learn the main character's identity). There are competitions and lots of crazy made up techniques, as well as a lot of cheap tricks and cheating, though the good guys always win! Anyways... Both are highly recommended. read more 

One's shojo, the other one is shonen. One is about beauty competitions the other is about tennis. But once you start reading you'll realize how similar the main characters are and how they handle situations in a cool and composed manner. Kiri Koshiba vs Ryoma Echizen Similarites: - Both voiced by Junko Minagawa (PoT anime, BP drama CD) - Wear caps when doing what they're good at - Father is legendary in their respective fields, retired, is someone they want to beat and at the same time their mentor - Mother is rarely mentioned but seen - Charismatic: Freshman trio/Kanako and "Komatarou" - Laid back - Doesn't get angry easily - Stands up to upperclassmen - Likes juice/soda - Have a cat they care about- Karupin/Shampoo - Sense of justice - Finding passion in what they do best Differences: - Cocky: Ryoma - Lazy heroine: Kiri - Fears: darkness and cockroaches (Kiri), red eyes (Ryoma)  read more 

Both leads are promising players who aims for the nationals. With each match they become stronger. Later on, they become the ace of their respective teams. They become relatively well known.