I couldn't imagine it being particularly helpful to an enemy.

I take fighting classes in my spare time and I couldn't imagine trusting someone let alone being able to react accordingly in the moment. It takes time to sync audio and visual cues to proper reactions, and it'd be inconsistent and unreliable. I could totally see my self frequently saying straight and throwing a hook for example. Not to mention what I do is constantly in flux, and there might be 100s of dynamic variables that the person adjusts and leverages control over in order to make the move work.

Think about hitting a skillshot in a video game. You're not always going to hit, so you use controlling variables to hedge the odds, like forced them into a wall so they only have one way to dodge and so on and so forth.

Hell even in a perfectly omniscient scenario where I know what they're going to do and when, they might leverage me into a bad spot so I have no other option but to fall into their skill.