They all were champions in tournaments that began in July, but only one can take a second crown for the month: the title of WTA Player of the Month.

Have a look at the nominees and cast your vote before Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET! The winner will be announced Friday, August 10.

July 2018 WTA Player of the Month Finalists

Angelique Kerber: The German captured her third career Grand Slam title at Wimbledon on the lawns of the All-England Club to begin the month, dropping just one set en route to her triumph.

Read more: Kerber claims third major crown, shocks Serena at Wimbledon

With her triumph in the final, she became the first German to lift the Venus Rosewater Dish. since Stefanie Graf in 1996.

"I think it's just amazing. I cannot describe this feeling because when I was a kid I was always dreaming for this moment," she said after the match.

"To win Wimbledon, it's something really special in my career."

The win moved Kerber back into the world's Top 4 on the WTA rankings for the first time since August 2017, and all the way up to No.2 on the Porsche Race to Singapore leaderboard.

Anastasija Sevastova: After Wimbledon, the WTA action moved back to the terre battue, and Anastasija Sevastova shined in Bucharest.

After finishing as runner-up to Simona Halep at the BRD Bucharest Open in 2016 - where she did not win a game in the final - the Latvian had all but good memories of the final in Romanian captial in her second trip. 

Read more: Sevastova - 'To win big tournaments, you need to win tough matches'

She defeated Croatia's Petra Martic in straight sets to win her third career WTA title, capping a week in which she twice rallied from a set down to win a match.

Alizé Cornet: Alizé Cornet was another champion on clay courts after WImbledon, as the Frenchwoman captured her sixth career WTA title without losing a set at the Ladies' Championship Gstaad. 

Read more: Gstaad champ Cornet: 'After going through a tough time, I proved I'm a fighter'

The top seed in the Swiss Alps, it was her first WTA triumph in singles in over two years. 

Svetlana Kuznetsova: After falling outside of the world's Top 100 for the first time in over a decade after Wimbledon, the Russian rebounded in a big way to win her second Citi Open title in the U.S. capital.

The two-time major champion saved four match points in the championship match against Donna Vekic, after having not dropped a set en route to the final against Kristie Ahn, Ana Bogdan, Yulia Putintseva and Andrea Petkovic.

"In the second set, each of us holding serve, I was some match points down, I just managed to hang in there," Kuznetsova told the media, after her final victory. 

"I knew I was close, I could turn it around, but of course it was really tight in the second set. Then the third set, I felt [Vekic] was really down on herself and she was tired; I felt better and I found my game."

Former World No.2 Kuznetsova had fallen to World No.128 due to injuries, making her the lowest-ranked player to hoist the title in Washington, but the win put her back to World No.87 in the rankings.

Mihaela Buzarnescu: The Romanian's 'miracle season' continued at the Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic in San Jose in the first stop on the US Open Series, as she claimed her first career WTA title in emphatic fashion.

Appearing in her third WTA final of the season, having lost the first two in three sets, Buzarnescu defeated first-time finalist Maria Sakkari with the loss of just one game, 6-1, 6-0, to raise a trophy for the first time.

With the breakout victory also came Buzarnescu's Top 20 debut, as she rose to a career-high World No.20 in Monday's rankings.

Read more: Buzarnescu blitzes Sakkari in San Jose for first WTA title

"Now, I think I believe in everything. I started to believe that I could play good when I qualified for the US Open last year," she said after the win. "Everything's [been] better and better for me. I'll just try to focus for each tournament and each game as I did before.

"Maybe people will look differently at me now, but I don't want to change anything...just think of the good moments, and play."

Who is your July Player of the Month? Vote now!

The winner will be announced Friday, August 10.

You can also vote for your July 2018 WTA Shot of the Month and Breakthrough of the Month.

How it works:

Finalists are selected by wtatennis.com
Winner is then determined by a fan vote on wtatennis.com 

Previous WTA Players of the Month for 2018
January: Simona Halep
February: Petra Kvitova
March: Naomi Osaka
April: Karolina Pliskova
May: Simona Halep
June: Petra Kvitova