# The 16 Greatest Sports Manga of All Time

> From era-defining classics that built the genre to modern hits reinventing it, these stories sweep across the ring, the court, the pitch and the track. Cast your vote!

*By YPB Team · Published June 17, 2026 · https://youpick.best/ranking/the-16-greatest-sports-manga-of-all-time*

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## Current results (3 votes)

1. **Slam Dunk** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 1000/1000)
   Takehiko Inoue's basketball epic that exploded the sport's popularity in Japan.
2. **Ashita no Joe** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 882/1000)
   The seminal boxing drama whose tragic hero shaped the entire genre.
3. **Kuroko's Basketball** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 706/1000)
   A flashy basketball manga about a phantom sixth man and his superhuman rivals.
4. **Cross Game** — 0% (0 votes · score 610/1000)
   Another Adachi gem weaving baseball, romance and loss into a quiet masterpiece.
5. **Ping Pong** — 0% (0 votes · score 610/1000)
   Taiyo Matsumoto's stylish, introspective table-tennis story about talent and friendship.
6. **Haikyu!!** — 0% (0 votes · score 529/1000)
   A high-school volleyball saga praised for accurate mechanics and an electric cast.
7. **Major** — 0% (0 votes · score 529/1000)
   A sweeping baseball manga that follows its hero from childhood to the pro ranks.
8. **Touch** — 0% (0 votes · score 433/1000)
   Mitsuru Adachi's beloved coming-of-age baseball romance set around a high-school team.
9. **Captain Tsubasa** — 0% (0 votes · score 433/1000)
   The soccer classic that inspired generations of real-world footballers worldwide.
10. **Ace of Diamond** — 0% (0 votes · score 433/1000)
   An immersive baseball manga centered on the fierce competition for the ace number.
11. **Hajime no Ippo** — 0% (0 votes · score 317/1000)
   A long-running boxing manga renowned for detailed anatomy and the Dempsey Roll.
12. **Yowamushi Pedal** — 0% (0 votes · score 317/1000)
   A cycling manga about an otaku who discovers a talent for climbing on his commuter bike.
13. **Real** — 0% (0 votes · score 317/1000)
   Inoue's gritty, mature manga about wheelchair basketball and personal struggle.
14. **The Prince of Tennis** — 0% (0 votes · score 317/1000)
   A hugely popular, over-the-top tennis manga with larger-than-life signature moves.
15. **Eyeshield 21** — 0% (0 votes · score 176/1000)
   A fast, stylish American-football manga following a timid runner turned star.
16. **Blue Lock** — 0% (0 votes · score 176/1000)
   A modern soccer hit reframing the sport as a cutthroat battle to forge the ultimate striker.

Tags: sports, japan, manga, shonen
