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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 4343288" data-attributes="member: 5038">Wrong. There is nothing from preventing one from trying to attempt another roundhouse.  Is it guaranteed to work? Of course not, but there is always the chance that it might and  fighters will employ feints and combos to set up certain attacks to increase the odds that it will.  Or they may wait until they have an opponent dazed or stunned.And if you are talking about roundhouse kicks, well there are fighters like  Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, who was so good with his kicks that the roundhouse kick was his bread and butter technique along with left back hand punch. Opponents knew to look out for his roundhouse kicks.  Yet, he could place his kicks with such speed and accuracy and  utilized kicking feints and combinations to set it up his roundhouses that it really didn't matter that opponent's were on the lookout for the technique.</blockquote>