Could an Andrewsarchus take out an Allosaurus?

Question

I don't thin it could since an Allosaurus was the coolest animal ever, but what do you think?

Answer 1

No, seeing as it lived about 100 million years later and was nowhere near as large.  It also lived in Mongolia rather than North America.  Andrew S was perhaps approaching four metres in length.  At least, comparisons with better preserved relatives points to that kind of figure.  That's larger than any tiger.  Allo S was comfortably twice that length.  That would suggest a considerably heavier animal.

Imagine an oversized tiger considering an attack on an oversized Nile crocodile.  It wouldn't be a healthy option to try.