RS R1 F7: Acrocanthosaurus vs Utahraptor

RS Round 1 Fight 7 Utahraptor vs Acrocanthosaurus

Utahraptor

For these fights, Utahraptor is a one ton male. He's huge by Utahraptor standards, and he's got an attitude to match. The largest opponent he has ever taken on is a seven ton Tarbosaurus, and the largest he's ever defeated alone was that same Tarbosaurus after it ran away because it couldn't hit him.

Acrocanthosaurus

In this series, the Acrocanthosaurus is a five and a half ton male. He's got some experience with other predators, but prefers to stay away from Tyrannosaurs and Allosaurs.

Begin!

The Utahraptor is hunting. He's been a lone wolf most of his life, ever since two separate incidents that left him on his own. He shudders at the thought of what happened to him, but that's another story.

The Acrocanthosaurus is in his territory. He's drinking from a river that runs through it. A young Sarchosuchus attacks him. He stepped away and then stomped on its head. The Sarchosuchus died with little more than a cracking sound as its head was crushed, but it was enough to get the attention of another hunter.

The Utahraptor heard the Sarchosuchus die, and he went to check it out. He walked over, and he peered through a bush. He watched the Acrocanthosaurus eating it. He almost hissed as he was watching, determining what to do. He despised Acrocanthosaurus. Not this individual, but as a species. The individual he hated the most was dead in the ground.

The Acrocanthosaurus turned to go to his cave and go to sleep. He saw the Utahraptor before he hid in the bush, and he growled, unsure of what it was. The Utahraptor stepped out. The Acrocanthosaurus roared at the Utahraptor, and the Utahraptor hissed back. The Acrocanthosaurus was surprised by the action.

The Acrocanthosaurus didn't know what to do. The Utahraptor was small compared to him, so he lunged in an attempt to kill it quickly. The Utahraptor jumped out of the way and then lunged for his head. He grabbed on and started slashing the Acrocanthosaurus's face. The Acrocanthosaurus roared in pain as he stood up and shook his head in an attempt to get the Utahraptor off him. The Utahraptor held on for several minutes before losing grip.

The Utahraptor was sent flying into the air. The Acrocanthosaurus watched as the Utahraptor sailed through the air, expecting him to die once he hit the ground. The Utahraptor braced himself and landed on his feet. He looked at the Acrocanthosaurus and charged at him. The Acrocanthosaurus got ready to attack him, but the Utahraptor was too fast and was quickly back on the Acrocanthosaurus.

The Acrocanthosaurus pressed himself against a tree to try and get the Utahraptor off him. The Utahraptor saw it coming and pulled himself to the other side. The Acrocanthosaurus didn't know what to do anymore. The Utahraptor held on no matter what, and he was starting to get tired.

The Acrocanthosaurus decided to try a last ditch attempt. He walked into the river, and when the river was up to his back, the Utahraptor jumped to shore. The Acrocanthosaurus went to the other side and looked at the Utahraptor. The Utahraptor wasn't sure of what to do. The river was eighty feet across, and there was a rock in the middle. The Utahraptor looked at the rock, and then the Acrocanthosaurus.

The Utahraptor ran and jumped to the rock, and then jumped at the Acrocanthosaurus. The Acrocanthosaurus headbutted the Utahraptor out of the air. The Utahraptor bounced off the Acrocanthosaurus, and landed in the river. He was carried back to the rock, where he quickly caught his breath. The Acrocanthosaurus thought the Utahraptor was finished, and he started swimming across the river to go back to his cave.

The Utahraptor stood up, and he was breathing heavily. The Acrocanthosaurus didn't think much of it as he swam closer to the rock. When he was within ten feet of the rock, the Utahraptor attacked. He ran and jumped toward the Acrocanthosaurus. He landed on his face, and he drove both his foot claws into the Acrocanthosaurus's eyes. The Acrocanthosaurus roared in pain as the Utahraptor pulled his claws out and started swimming for shore.

The Utahraptor watched as the blinded Acrocanthosaurus swam in circles and shook his head. The Acrocanthosaurus found his way to shore, but the damage was done. The Utahraptor decided to finish his opponent off and went for his neck. He jumped up and drove his claws through his opponent's throat. The Acrocanthosaurus dropped, and the Utahraptor landed on his feet next to the body.

Winner...... Utahraptor

More agile, a small target, powerful, the Utahraptor's hatred gave him a fighting chance against a much larger opponent.