My Top 5 Deadliest Theropods

I haven't done a list in a while, or at all, I'm not sure. I'm doing the five dinosaurs that I believe to have been the deadliest in their time and place, that way, smaller dinosaurs can qualify. The Big Four will not be included to prevent people from getting mad at me for putting said member at the top and not a different one. For those who know my opinions, you know exactly what I mean.

5. Mapusaurus

Mapusaurus was basically a dialled down Giganotosaurus. It was about five tons in weight, hunted in packs, and had the typical Allosaur build. It was lightweight, which would be a good thing considering its largest prey item, Argentinosaurus because it doesn't matter if you're 5 tons or 50 tons, if over 100 tons of angry Sauropod comes crashing down on you, you're screwed. It had teeth meant for slashing, which would allow it to make deep wounds and let its prey bleed out.

4. Daspletosaurus

Daspletosaurus was pretty much a small Tyrannosaurus Rex. It was five tons in weight and had the standard Tyrannosaur build, strong jaws, small arms, heavily muscled all around. It would have been fast in short bursts, and it needed to be strong to take on Ceratopsians such as Pachyrinosaurus.

3. Tarbosaurus

Tarbosaurus was Asia's equivalent to Tyrannosaurus Rex. At seven tons in weight, Tarbosaurus was the largest carnivore to stalk late Cretaceous Asia. It had the standard Tyrannosaur build. It's teeth were similar to those of Tyrannosaurus, but not as strong, making them better slashing teeth due to their sharpness.

2. Utahraptor

Utahraptor was the Jurassic Park Velociraptors on steroids. At almost a ton in weight, it was the largest Dromeasaur discovered so far. It had a twelve inch long sickle claw, claws on its hands, and being a Dromeasaur, likely hunted in packs.

1. Allosaurus

Allosaurus was a four ton dinosaur that was extremely successful. At four tons in weight, it was second to Torvosaurus in Late Jurassic predator weight, but made up for it by hunting in packs. Allosaurus was the most numerous predator of the Jurassic. With strong arms, big claws, and a decent bite, it could use all three methods of ripping its prey apart to take out its victims.