Nuh uh

For the general public, kinda if we mean the actual version of it and not the media's portrayal of it being a massive dromaeosaurid.

Every megaraptoran is underrated

Definedly

Australovenator is somewhat popular for a megaraptoran, but yeah Megaraptor is definitely not in the public's scope

Australovenator and maip are the most popular megaraptorans and they are still obscure theropods of the cretaceous, at least the other groups have at least one famous member

Australovenator was featured in a 24 year old documentary for crying out loud

As "dwarf allosaur", your point is null because unless you already know about what astralovenator is its just a late lasting allosaur

It is but its a megaraptorian but people did not know what the hell it was at the time