As long as trees are trimmed well and not too tall, you might get lucky, even with annonas. When a hurricane/cyclone hits, the heavier damaging winds tend to be around 10 - 15 feet above ground level and higher. Can be like a buzz saw cutting through.
We've had large trees tipped over, while small potted plants (in plastic) were not even knocked over.
Our rollinia was damaged by hurricane Irma a few years ago, but has recovered nicely. Many fruits.
Keep em short and go for it.