Game. Bang. Match. kicks off as Greg lands a gig at a lively tennis club and crosses paths with Nala, a rising court queen who lives to tease. Greg can’t help dreaming about her firm grip on his rocket while Nala looks more than happy to show just how HUGE this Tennis really gets. Quick serves, lingering glances, dangerous smiles. Huge Tennis says: warm up your balls for a fresh serve and keep that white skirt clean, rookie.

One day a young girl finds out that the boy she likes is going to transfer to a different school. The only one who knows how much she loves him is her diary.

Takano Eiji, a tennis player is unable to defeat Saki at the finals of the regional championships the previous year. His problem? He doesn’t know how to hit any spin and grows incredibly violent when he loses a match.

Shimizu Anya is the daughter of the two former top Tennis Players of the world. And now, it’s her time to conquer the domain of Professional Tennis at least until her destined rival came and completely crushed her before she could even break out of her bubble . This is where her one-sided rivalry begins.

A story about rivals that has to work together. Will that even be possible?!

Okita Tsurugi is a 3rd grader who’s father passed away when he was young. He lives with his mother. His father was a famous tennis player. Tsurugi yearns to play tennis too and joins a tennis club, where he meets a girl, Sanada, who’s a tennis prodigy.

Kanae, Marimo, Nasuno and Yuri are four friends who make up a tennis club at school. Whether they’re going to a bakery to eat cakes, wrestling Yuri’s panties from Marimo’s mouth or actually playing tennis for once, the girls always manage to have a fun time in the process.

Twelve-year-old tennis prodigy Echizen Ryoma returns to Japan after winning back-to-back junior tennis championships in America. He enters the Seishun “Seigaku” Gakuen, one of the seeded schools in the tennis nationals. Despite still being a freshman, Ryoma manages to become a regular due the skills he acquired from constantly battling his father, Echizen Nanjirou, a professional tennis player. With the goal of winning the National Championship, the Seigaku team learns about friendship and teamwork and develops new and complex techniques. Along the way, Ryoma finds his own playing style and discovers the true meaning of tennis.