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Butcher's Bill	Free Meat

Butcher's Bill or Free Meat

The "Butcher's Bill" is what the Duke of Wellington called his force's casualty list during his 1812 defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte in the Battle of Waterloo.  While that meaning is a tad harsh, it is used to denote when very good wrestlers suffer defeats.  Once again, if losing a match is worth noting, it signifies that the match result was unexpected, and that the loser is known to be a very good wrestler.

 "Free Meat" is used to designate those who remain undefeated against Louisiana opposition.  Its meaning could be construed as a description of the undefeated wrestler's opposition, or as the undefeated wrestler himself, who is offering a chance to beat him at no cost.  It is really just what the editor defined as the opposite of a "Butcher's Bill."  With apologies, wrestlers with whom the editor is unfamiliar as yet may not be in this list until later.

NOTE: Forfeits and byes are not counted as wins.

Records include Louisiana competition only.  A minimum of eight varsity matches is required to be included in the below lists unless the wrestler is a defending state champion.

November 20th through December 1st (losses prior to 11/20 are only listed if they are the wrestlers sole loss before December 1st)

Butcher's Bill*

*    Albeit making the Butcher's Bill means one is a good wrestler, one can only make the Butcher's Bill once per season.

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