Albertosaurus vs Allosaurus vs Ceratosaurus

This is just a quick warm-up fight before I start PDBS3.

Albertosaurus sarcophagus

Length: 33 ft

Height: 10 ft

Strengths: speed, agility, strength, jaws, intelligence

Allosaurus fragilis

Length: 35 ft

Height: 10 ft

Strengths: size, speed, strength, jaws, claws

Ceratosaurus nasicornis

Length: 30 ft

Height: 10 ft

Strengths: size, speed, strength, jaws, claws, horns

Arena: Isla Sorna forest

Fight!

The Ceratosaurus sank his teeth into the flesh of the lifeless Camptosaurus. As he was eating, he heard footsteps. Looking up, he saw nothing in front of him, and shrugged it off, continuing to gorge himself. Without warning, an Allosaurus charged out of the bushes and smashed his jaws into his throat, using the axe-like technique.

The Ceratosaurus roared in pain as he reached up with one arm and slashed at the shoulder of his attacker. The Allosaurus ignored the pain as he continued to drive his teeth into the neck of the Ceratosaurus. He finally shook his foe off with a swipe to the face. Both theropods stared each other down, in a stand-off. The Allosaurus rushed forward, but was suddenly grabbed by a third theropod.

It was an Albertosaurus, and he clamped down on the Allosaurus, who slashed at his neck. His target was the Tyrannosaur's jugular vein, but he couldn't see it, instead slashing him down the side of his throat. The Albertosaurus swung him down, causing the Allosaurus's claws to drive into his lower jaw.

As this happened, he clamped down on his arm, breaking it under 10,000 pounds of pressure. The Allosaurus stood to his feet as the three carnivores growled at each other.

The Ceratosaurus growled at the Allosaurus as the two looked each other in the eye with a menacing glare.

The larger predator lashed out with his claws, sinking into the face of the Ceratosaurus, who cried out in pain before the Allosaurus drove his upper jaw into his shoulder. Suddenly, he felt a tearing pain in his right leg. Halting his assault on the Ceratosaurus, he looked down to see the Albertosaurus biting his leg. He kicked him off and roared, allowing the Ceratosaurus to jump onto the side of the Allosaurus and rip away at his flesh. He closed his jaws around his adversary's shoulders while slashing with the claws on his arms and legs.

The Albertosaurus rammed the Allosaurus, who threw the Ceratosaurus to the ground. However, he was suffering from severe blood loss and collapsed. The last thing he saw were the open jaws of the Tyrannosaurid gripping his neck. The Albertosaurus bit down with all the power in his jaws, snapping the Allosaurus's neck with ease.

Dropping his enemy's corpse to the ground, he looked around, but saw no sign of the Ceratosaurus. He heard footsteps, and was met with a slash to the face from the other remaining dinosaur. The Albertosaurus roared in pain and rage as the Ceratosaurus drove his horns into his flank.

But this wouldn't stop him for long, as he grabbed the Ceratosaur by the throat and smashed him into a tree, cracking his shoulder blade. Both carnivores growled before engaging in a brutal jawlock, with the Albertosaurus using his greater bite force to his full advantage. He cracked the lower jaw of the Ceratosaurus, nearly breaking it. The Ceratosaurus reeled back, screaming in pain as warm blood gushed down his jaw.

He bit down on the Albertosaurus's leg, then sliced it with ease using his razor-sharp horn. The Albertosaurus growled in pain, going for broke. He bit down on the Ceratosaurus's neck before forcing him to the ground, disembowling him with his toe claws. The Ceratosaurus screamed in pain as he reached up to slash the Albertosaurus on the face. He roared in pain as the Ceratosaurus stood up, both carnivores staring each other down.

The Albertosaurus panted from exhaustion, the Ceratosaurus from fatigue and blood loss. He staggered around, coughing up blood as the Albertosaurus walked in. He grabbed the Ceratosaurus by the throat, clamping down with his max bite force while shaking him like a rag doll. The Ceratosaurus roared in pain, but a sickening crunch silenced the battle field, cutting his cries off.

The body of the lifeless Ceratosaurus went limp, slumping in the jaws of the Albertosaurus, who dropped him to the ground and walked over to his prize. He devoured the Camptosaurus as he roared in victory.

Winner.....Albertosaurus!

His stronger jaws and evolutionary advantage gave him the edge in battle and ultimately allowed him to defeat both of his opponents.