An NBC sportscaster is being criticized for giving credit to an Olympic gold medalist’s husband after her win for the 400-meter individual medley and setting a new world record Saturday.

When Hungarian swimmer Katinka Hosszú spoke to NBC’s Dan Hicks, he remarked Hosszú’s husband is “the guy responsible” for her success and it’s “impossible” to tell her story without giving him credit.

According to the Associated Press, online critics were quick to point out “You did it — not your husband.”

On Sunday, Hicks came short of apologizing, claiming instead he wish he had said it differently. “With live TV, there are often times you look back and wished you had said things differently,” Hicks said.

He went on to say that he painted an accurate picture of the couple’s relationship and the impact coach and husband Shane Tusup had on the swimmer’s career. In past interviews, Hosszú has said her husband helped improve her strength training, intensity and confidence when she lost at the Olympics four years ago.

“It is impossible to tell Katinka’s story accurately without giving appropriate credit to Shane, and that’s what I was trying to do,” Hicks attempted to explain. He continued, saying that the couple’s close, yet sometimes harsh, relationship isn’t a secret to the swimming community.

“It can be very, very harsh,” Hicks said on Saturday. “In fact, it’s been a little disturbing to some of the other swimmers who have observed it.”

Hosszú has explained their relationship is tough love in the pool but “warm and fuzzy” when it’s relationship time.

“But he has turned her into a tiger in the pool,” Hicks said.

Women on Twitter weren’t having it. Here are a few responding to Hicks:

#nbcolympics Make today a day where a woman wins gold & she — not a male coach/husband/boyfriend — gets credit. Right, @DanHicksNBC?

— Megan Stull (@MeganAnneStull) August 7, 2016

Dan Hicks is a really good commentator, but him not seeing the error in how he spoke is, well, irresponsible.

— Maggie Hendricks (@maggiehendricks) August 7, 2016

.@DanHicksNBC thinks women aren't responsible for their own gold medals, credits husbands. #everydaysexism https://t.co/JAV5rX2uhb

— Rachel Clement (@RachelEClement) August 7, 2016

Anyone else uncomfortable with the amount of time Dan Hicks spent congratulating Hosszu's husband for HER amazing accomplishment?

— Hayley Collins (@hayley_mo77) August 7, 2016

.@DanHicksNBC @RowdyGaines really giving credit for Hosszu's win to her husband? Would never credit a man's win to anyone but himself.

— Jessica T. (@JessToddy) August 7, 2016

@DanHicksNBC You do realize the athletes are the ones responsible for getting the gold, not their husbands – right? #ironlady #swimming

— laraemeadows (@laraemeadows) August 7, 2016