What would you have done with JFC?

Episode 1 

Tyrannosaurus and triceratops 

tie

Episode 2 

torvosaurus and Allosaurus 

torvosaurus 

episode 3

Allosaurus and stegosaurus/ diplodocus 

Allosaurus

episode 4

giganantosaurus vs Mapusaurus 

giganatosaurus

Episode 5

Utahraptor vs Acrocanthosaurus

Aceocanthosaurus

episode 6

gigantoraptor vs Tarbosaurus

tarbosaurus

Episode 7 

megaraptor vs carnotaurus 

carnotaurus 

episode 8

Australovenator vs 2 Leaellynasaura

Australovenator

episode 9

neovenator vs baryonx

neovenator

Nice choices! :)

Episode 1: The First Battle: Eoraptor (pair) vs. Herrarasaurus

Herrarasaurus

Episode 2: Claw to Claw: Baryonyx vs. Iguanodon

Tie

Episode 3: An Early Classic: Daspletosaurus vs. Centrosaurus

Daspletosaurus

Episode 4: A Southern Battle: Carnotaurus vs. Skorpiovenator

Skorpiovenator

Episode 5: Family Feud: Dienonychus (trio) vs. Utahraptor

Dienonychus

Episode 6: European Waters: Pliosaurus (Predator X) vs. Liopleurodon

Pliosaurus

Episode 7: Claws vs. Claws: Suchomimus vs. Spinosaurus

Spinosaurus

Episode 8: The King's Enemy: Tyrannosaurus vs. Triceratops

Tie

Episode 9: The Battle of China: Monolophosaurus vs. Tojiangosaurus

Monolophosaurus

Episode 10: The Night's Battle: Troodon vs. Dromaeosaurus

Troodon

Episode 11: A Fight to Remember: Ceratosaurus (pair) vs. Hesparosaurus vs. Apatosaurus (subadult) vs. Torvosaurus vs. Saurophaganax

Torvosaurus

Cool picks Sci-Fi

Thanks!

I agree with all of yours hipho, except the victor of Tarbo vs. therizino. There is such a slim chance of tarbosaurus beating therizinosaurus, that to have tarbo win is preposterous. 

Just going to let that sink in.

@HPP anky is not as large as you may think, or able to cause as much damage to tyrannosaurus as you might have thought...allow me to demonstrate;

The largest known skull measures 64.5 centimeters (25 in) long and 74.5 cm (29 in) wide. the estimates of 10 meters, 6 tons for Anky are too high. Ken carpenter recently re-described Anky at 6.25 meters long and 3-4 tons. The larger estimates came from some really old papers.

Here's a scale with the Tyrannosaurus based off of 1.5 meter skull.

 Notice that the tail is disproportionaly short, too short to be overly dangerous for Tyrannosaurus. Don't forget that Ankylosaurus had short legs, wide body and armor, which made it very very very slow.

it's really weird. but beign that small it seems very unlikely for it to successfully defend itself. it would just need to be bigger, otherwise the blunt trauma it will cause cannot fatally harm something as big as rex.

@ Silver_Falcon That scale seems to be a bit off, a conservative Tarbo and a liberal maximum size therizino?

Tarbo vs Therizino is a predator/prey relationship. It most certainly would know how to deal with an animal like therizinosaurus. how exactly is it "Preposterous" for it to win?

Recently read the limbs of Therizinosaurs had a very limited range of motion, and although it had immense claws, they wouldn't be much use if there isn't a whole lot of follow through. 

I do think this is not the mismatch others think, it would be rather close actually. Tarbo would probably come out on top 55% of the time.

Guys, this is not a discussion about who you think would win. I think Anky would win I think tarb would win. It's not a debate about who would win! Your aloud to disagree with me but, please don't go and try and disprove my OPNION!!

not trying to change anyones opinions, calm down.

I just fail to see how you think ankylosaurus can substaintially injure, let alone kill a Tyrannosaurus

Tarbosaurus vs Tarchia heres an example of course it's Tarchia and Tarbo but, the size difference is basically the same.

Well, an Ankylosaurus could very well be capable of injuring a Tyrannosaurus.

@ sci- fi injuring, yes. Substaintially? not likely. Just look at the size comparison i posted. Ankylosaurus tail is disproportional to its body, where as in Tarchia, an extant relative, the tail is longer and more manueverable. Tarchia giganteus also has proportionally longer legs, and less armor then that of Ankylosaurus. MAking it a more agile animal overall. Tarbosaurus would most likely have more trouble with this ankylosaur rather then its relative dealing with Anky.

Anky is just too small to defend itself sucessfully against a tyrannosaurus intent on eating it is my main point, and i believe i've supported that claim rather well. Y'all don't have to believe it, but the evidence is right there in front of you.