Favorite allosaurid.

Not completely sure, but Carcharodontosaurus is up there, as is Allosaurus and Saurophaganax. 

So carcharodontosaurs are included then? Ok. then I gotta go with Tyrannotitan. It's like a T.rex and a Giganotosaurus got together, had a baby, and it turned out to be hell on legs. Plus it's huge(12 meters long and 5 tons)...

You replied fast, I am not even done yet.

I like Giganotosaurus and Allosaurus.

Who doesnt?

Why?

Pretty big variety of favorites here. In my raptor post, almost everyone was partial to Utahraptor, haha

TYRANT KING - What a fun topic! Hmm, I'd have to go with either Giganotosaurus or Saurophaganax! Both were extremely interesting theropods! :)

Epanterias hands down!

*whispers to everyone* saurophaganax is way better.

Ssuronhaganax is cool, but my fav has still got to be Epanterias, one reason is because that its name was easy to pronounce;)

for yeasr i pronounced it saurofagnx.....

sauro-phag-a-nax ;)

I use to call it sauroganax

If carcharadontosaurids are counted, then I will go with Giganotosaurus.  It's just the biggest and baddest of them all.

Ties for 2nd is Allosaurus and Saurophaganax.  I cannot forget The Ballad of Big Al, BBC did a great job with the design.  And in that show, it had Allosaurs reaching T.rex lengths, so I'm thinking that maybe Saurophaganax wasn't supported too much in terms of having enough evidence to be determined to be a different genus of allosaurid.

EVERYONE - Doesn't Saurophaganax roughly translate to "The greatest eater of reptiles"? I've read a few articles concerning the animal and that always seems to be the meaning of its name. :)

it means lizzard eating master. and yes alphadino, carcharadontosaurids are iinclude.

hummmmmm well i like..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................titanotitan?

Almost forgot, I'm a fan of Siats too. A 9-12 meter long, 2-4 ton hypercarnivore is quite something, not to mention the first giant carnivore found in N. America in over 60 years...