The skill sets vary so much from sport to sport it's nearly impossible to say. Further, the different requirements from position to position are incredibly varied in team sports. Take American football and the cornerback position. The requirements are the speed, quickness, intricate footwork, required to cover the fastest wide receivers on the field while backpedalling, crossing over and the running with them, the hand-eye to play the ball, combined with the strength requirements to take on interior offensive linemen who outweigh them by 100 lbs. or more when coming up to force a running play is an incredible skill set. I marvel at those that don't recognize the athletic requirements of baseball. Hitting one round object with another is tough but more than that how about playing third base where you must stay mentally in the game for possibly 8 innings before getting your do or don't "chance" at a blistered ball down the line, stab it and make an accurate throw across the diamond, in a crucial spot. Basketball, every position has it's skill sets, hand-eye, speed, stamina, footwork, some emphasizing the ability to play with your back to the basket and others straight on, and realizing that the smallest, quickest, highest skilled ballhandlers are now 6'6" and taller. Soccer I don't know well enough to comment specifically, but I'm sure the required skills are just as varied minus the hand-eye.
If the point is that tennis requires a tremendously varied set of skills, and many baseline athletic abilities, no one can argue that. You are charged with being responsible for the gameplan and adjustments made to it throughout a match. But realize too, that those kinds of adjustments are made by the individual athletes in team sports as well, when going head to head with their individual opponent, batter v. pitcher, receiver v. defensive back, basketball players v. their defenders, who are playing their own "game within the game".
Unless isolating the specific athletic components you want to compare, endurance, speed, strength, hand-eye, etc., I don't think a valid comparison can be made sport to sport.