Saturday, JUNE 14 - 5:40 P.M.

This is the second part of Dot Net's "Did You Know?" items, which were inspired by the spots that aired on WWE television this week. To read the first installment that were published on Friday, click here.

-Did you know C.M. Punk won the Money in the Bank ladder match and then didn't even have a match on the Backlash pay-per-view?

-Did you know C.M. Punk appeared on the next two WWE pay-per-views and failed to win either match?

-Did you know that Matt Hardy finally pinned MVP to win the U.S. Title at the Backlash pay-per-view?

-Did you know Matt Hardy hasn't had a match on pay-per-view since he won the U.S. Title at Backlash?

-Did you know that MVP, who is widely regarded by industry sources as a potential breakout star, hasn't been featured in an advertised pay-per-view match since he lost the U.S. Title at Backlash?

-Did you know that while MVP and Hardy were working light or non-PPV schedules, Chavo Guerrero appeared in advertised matches on two of the last three pay-per-views and will challenge for the U.S. Title at Night of Champions? Does anyone know why they keep pushing this guy?

-Did you know that Triple H, John Cena, Chris Jericho, Shawn Michaels, or JBL have been involved in every match that has lasted longer than three minutes and 40 seconds over the last three weeks?

-Did you know the matches on Monday's Raw that didn't involve Hunter, Jeff Hardy, Cena, and JBL averaged three minutes in length?

-Did you know that Mr. Kennedy's last three Raw matches combined lasted a grand total of eight minutes?

-Did you know that the majority of WWE mid-card and undercard wrestlers would prefer to work for the Smackdown brand rather than WWE Raw brand because they don't believe they'll get real opportunities to get over on Raw?

-Did you know that even JBL wanted his comeback to take place on the Smackdown brand because he recognized that his opportunities would be limited on Raw?

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