Meanwhile, Ben Shelton soars into the Top 20 after reaching his first Grand Slam semifinal in New York.

The Australian, who saw his Wimbledon singles bid ended by Matteo Berrettini, will certainly be in the Brit's corner when she meets Elena Rybakina Saturday.

The trio are heralded as 'the fresh generation of tennis players ready to take their shot at superstardom' by the high-society magazine.

Nottingham finalists Katie Boulter and Jodie Burrage were also among the recipients named Wednesday.

The Brit couldn’t bring along her title-winning form after winning her first WTA title at the Nottingham Open.

Also: Andy Murray reaches his highest ranking since April 2018 and Egypt's Mayar Sherif slides to yet another career-high.

Katie Boulter beat Jodie Burrage in Nottingham, in the first all-British final on the WTA Tour in 46 years.

Katie Boulter beat Heather Watson in the first all-British semifinal on the tour in 48 years, and then Jodie Burrage piled on more history by edging past Alize Cornet of France.

It's the first time since 1975 that a trio of British women have gotten that far at a WTA event.

That means none of the eight seeded players made it past the second round at the WTA 250-level event.