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A WrestleMania 39 Cody Rhodes may have failed to defrown Roman Reigns inexplicably, but he did succeed in breaking an 18-year WWE cycle.

I'm Andy from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 things nobody has told you about WWE WrestleMania.

Number 10 Cody Rhodes, like stained, breaks the cycle.

The era of WrestleMania being heavily reliant on part-timers and legends is over.

Yes, John Cena and Brock Lesnar both wrestled this year, but they were on the undercard and not in a position where they were the focus of the emphasis of the entire show.

This hasn't been the case for years and years.

With an impressive diplomacy, Cody Rhodes stated earlier in the year that the rock's presence wasn't needed at WrestleMania 39,

because WWE's in-house stars and stories were enough.

And ultimately, he was proven correct.

The selling point for Mania this year wasn't Steve Austin Brawling or Vince McMahon attempting to brawl, but the stars of today it was about the bloodline.

It was about Cody Rhodes, it was about Sammy and Kevin Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, anyone you can name, and they all made for the most compelling and forward-thinking build since WrestleMania 21.

Number 9, there are shockingly few great openers.

The WrestleMania opener is something of a hallowed spot, but when you go through the annals of history and really add things up,

there have been as many dodgy Mania openers as dynamite ones.

Really, it wasn't until WrestleMania 7 and the rockers versus Haku and the barbarian that we got a truly blowaway Mania opener.

Obviously, Brett vs. Owen at Mania 10 is one of the greatest WWE matches of all time, but beyond that, 90s openers in general were kind of crap.

By the time we got to WrestleMania 21, it started to feel like a curse when on that night, Rey Mysterio vs Eddie Guerrero was a clunky disapointment, and yes, we have had a handful of great openers since then, but even a WrestleMania 38.

That fell victim to an unfortunate injury suffered by Rick Boog's hence the curse.

Oh, aside from Brett vs. Owen or Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H and a handful of others, the hallowed WrestleMania opener?

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