Serena Williams posted on Instagram at the same time as she was playing at Wimbledon, and people are confused

Serena Williams beat Alison Riske two sets to one in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Tuesday afternoon. The post was to announce a powerful essay Williams had written for Harpers Bazaar US. Serena Williams made her mark on Centre Court once again in her Wimbledon quarter-final match on Tuesday, defeating fellow American Alison Riske 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. But while the 23-time Grand Slam winner was tearing up the grass in the three-setter, she also, somehow, managed to keep her social media followers updated with her news. During the second set of the match, a photo was posted on Williams' Instagram account, and needless to say, fans were confused. The post was to promote an essay she had written for Harpers Bazaar , which featured unretouched images of the tennis star taken by Alexi Lubomirski. "I'm proud to use my voice and words to share an essay on the raw feelings I had during a match we may all remember," Williams wrote in the caption. Floyd Mayweather went one-on-one with Larry 'Bone Collector' Williams in a basketball game, had his 'ankles broken,' then laughed through the humiliation Serena Williams has been fined $10,000 for throwing her racket and damaging a court at Wimbledon Megan Rapinoe proved all of her haters wrong with one of the most brilliant performances in World Cup history