That is fair, but I'm just pointing out that he has experience with people who can predict his movements on a much higher level than Deku.
Much higher level how? The description and showings for intermediate kenbun Haki seem on par at best for what Deku’s Danger Sense does, in terms of reading intentions and dodging.
Before I begin spouting, I would like to say that Danger Sense is
permanently active. So it’s lowkey impossible for Wyper to catch Deku off guard since he can not only sense where Wyper is at all times but will always get a spike that details any attack Wyper is going for (as shown when he knew to kick a bullet away despite not seeing it coming from behind him, or reacting to ShigAFO’S intended counter attack before he was even done setting it up).
I will now go into how Deku’s way of defense is not boiled down to “precog,” because if the only argument that Wyper has to not get dodged is “he could land hits on someone that had precog so he gets past Deku’s precog,” then his supporters will be sorely upset to realize Deku doesn’t even need his precog half the time.
To start: Danger Sense is only part of how he dodges things. Deku’s intelligence and Analytical Prediction is far more impressive than Danger Sense, as all that Quirk does is alert him easier. He can literally learn and begin predicting all of Wyper’s movements within
a few seconds of seeing him fighting. He can predict where Wyper is gonna shoot, how he’s gonna move, damn near everything from less than a minute of battling him.
To put this into perspective: Deku fought Gentle Criminal, a person who moved so fast and random with his rubber quirk that Deku’s base analytical prediction couldn’t keep up (Note: Deku’s base prediction at that point could keep up with someone being intangible in the ground with no presence, and who he only saw fight for less than 10 seconds before being able to predict where he would appear and already be attacking him as he’s leaving the ground). Deku, after being initially stumped and saying it was impossible to predict Gentle,
not even a full 30 seconds later, could perfectly calculate all of Gentle’s movements, what he would do, how he would respond, and then memorized the exact placements of his rubber barriers in order to accurately bounce his Air Force attacks off them to hit Gentle. All of this while
the air barriers were invisible.
This was before Deku even got Danger Sense.
This then all gets amplified when he fights Nagant, someone whose ranged attacks constantly outpaced him. She was so good with her own predictions, that from a kilometer away, she could predict Deku’s random movements between buildings enough to curve bullets around said buildings to hit him, shooting him at impossible angles with skill alone, even getting past his Danger Sense as her bullets got faster the closer he got to her.
Deku then proceeded to
reverse predict her own predictions to the point that he could dodge barrages of her bullets at an even
closer range, then
tracked her down by calculating the trajectories of her bullets to find her.
Sure, Wyper has surprised two users that have Danger Sense like capabilities. That doesn’t mean jack in a straight up fight where Deku’s main goal is “get to Wyper and restrain him.” The second Wyper tries anything, he’s already getting wrapped up in Blackwhip and smacked around with no way to get out. Danger Sense is solely an extra defensive measure, the main point for Deku is his intelligence. If he sees Wyper move, he will already know what he’s trying to do/if it’s an attack or not. Wyper managing to surprise Deku and hit him with his reject dial, especially when Deku is far more mobile and has disgustingly more versatility, is doubtful imo.