Olympic skier shocks announcers in medal-winning race: 'I can't believe my eyes'

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The 2026 Milan Cortina Games continued to have viral moments, as Japan’s Ikuma Horishma’s silver-medal finish in the dual moguls event ended in wild fashion.

Horishima and the United States' Nick Page were on the hill, when the latter was ruled out of bounds during his run.

But, when Horishima was set to hit the final hill, he lost his balance after performing a backflip.

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Gold medalist Mikael Kingsbury of Team Canada (C), Silver medalist Ikuma Horishima of Team Japan (L) and Bronze medalist Matt Graham of Team Australia participate in the national anthem during the medal ceremony for the Men's Dual Moguls Final on day nine of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Livigno Air Park on Feb. 15, 2026, in Livigno, Italy. (Hannah Peters/Getty Images)

After falling down for a short second, Horishima somehow regained his balance, but was facing backwards down the mountain.

Instead of trying to turn, Horishima simply looked behind him and continued down the rough mountain backwards as he crossed the finish line.

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The NBC announcers were memorized by what they witnessed from Horishima.

"Oh my goodness, what is going on? I can’t believe my eyes," commentator Trace Worthington said. "Ikuma Horishima coming across the line backwards."

Matt Graham of Team Australia and Ikuma Horishima of Team Japan compete in the Men's Dual Moguls Semi Final on day nine of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic games at Livigno Air Park on Feb. 15,