Nope, actually he was turtling (holding D/B) as Guile, and while he held the D/B button he inputted Sonic Boom or DP kicks, or even both. The TOs banned his hitbox due of that very input. There was a discussion about this and how would the other TOs reach when they see a hitbox and how would they act.
After deep discussion occured, some tech freaks said that it's banned to do two moves in one input, thus everyone would think of it as a cheat.
Originally, you'd let go of D/B button and proceed with Sonic Boom > EX DP Kicks as it's in the button notations due of its buffering window, but doing double simple Sonic Boom is considering cheat. Why? To input it, it needed a good charge time before executing them. You might be able to pull off continuous Sonic Booms, like in MK11 projectiles, if you're fast enough and know the charge timings (usually it needs 1 sec to be fully charged), but to pull off Sonic Booms way closer with each other would be considered banned, because there's no way someone could pull them off way closer due of its buffer window. If it ever happened, it'd be like Sonic Boom > EX Sonic Boom (cross sonic boom).
A bit off topic, but OK.
Back on topic.
I have seen the new mixbox, and this begs for a good question.
If anyone wants to play with this, HOW would someone play with exclusively the buttons? The problem lies on the movement buttons that are next to Attack buttons. You'd actually need to be Kollector to pull this shit off, lmao.
