Indominus rex vs Torvosaurus imperator(Male)- Who would win?

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I apologize if my monster has more info, but since everybody on the forum has (or should have) heard of the Indominus, it doesn't need much.

Indominus rex
Name meaning: Untameable or Fierce King
Length: 15.2 meters
Genome: 
Tyrannosaurus
Velociraptor
Cuttlefish
Frog
Rugops
Giganotosaurus
Carnotaurus
Majungasaurus

Torvosaurus imperator

Name meaning: Emperor of the Savage Lizards or The Savage Emperor Lizard

Length: Females are 14-17 meters long, Males grow to be 18-19.5 meters

Height: Females are 5.5-6 meters tall, Males are 6-7 meters

Weight: Females are around 12-14.5 tonnes and Males are around 15-18 tonnes

List of animals found in the T. imperator genome:

Tovosaurus gurneyi

Tarbosaurus bataar

Giganotosaurus carolinii

Mosasaurus hoffmannii

Eunectes murinus

Majungasaurus crenatissimus

Carnotarus sasteri

Crocodylus porosus

Baryonyx walkeri

Ambystoma mexicanum

Alioramus remotus

Troodon formosus

Genome Description: This monster has multiple species of animals that are found in their genome that make them so fearsome. First and foremost is Portuguese Torvosaurus gurneyi, an 11 meter cousin of the American version Torvosaurus tanneri. Torvosarus imperator is basically just a larger version of T. gurneyi, but modified to be larger and even more fearsome. The skull, the teeth in the middle of its mouth, arms, and legs of T. imperator are of T. gurneyi. The second is Tarbosaurus bataar, an Asian cousin of the more famous Tyrannosaurus rex. T. imperator has the muscular body of T. bataar and the teeth in the back of its jaw are those of Tarbosaurus. Another is Giganotosaurus carolinii, a carcharodontosaur. The front teeth of T. imperator are the meat slicing teeth found in G. carolinii. How its jaw is structured is the teeth of G. carolinii are in front, the teeth of T. gurneyi are in the middle, and the teeth of T. bataar are in the back. The genes of Mosasaurus hoffmannii coding for its “terminator teeth”, which are a second row of teeth that can be seen when this predator opens its mouth. These help cause extra damage in taking down larger prey or can be used to help work smaller prey that are around 7 meters or smaller down its gullet. It can do this because it possesses genes that allow its lower jaw to expand from the genetic code of the heaviest snake alive in the modern day, Eunectes murinus or the Green Anaconda. Its rough and thickly armored skin are from Majungasaurus crenatissimus, Carnotarus sasteri and Crocodylus porosus or the Saltwater Crocodile. The skin can take a blast from a tank shot and it wouldn’t damage it and fire would be no problem. It also has such a strong immune system that diseases, poisons, or venoms have almost no effect except potential discomfort. The long arms and powerful claws on this beast are a mix of those of T. gurneyi and the spinosaur Baryonyx walkeri. T. imperator also possesses the extraordinary ability to regenerate lost limbs and even a ripped off jaw or punctured aorta in almost no time from the Ambystoma mexicanum or axolotl, but T. imperator has that gene modified so that it can even faster and through even more extreme trauma than what the axolotl can handle. The raised ridges on its snout are from the tyrannosaur Alioramus remotus. The crests are more prominent in males and the size can determine the age of the T. imperator individual. It also has the intellect of Troodon formosus and actually surpasses the raptor in intelligence and problem solving skills. This animal's entire existence is for the purpose of its use in military warfare.