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#1 Baron Corbin
There's no doubt that Baron Corbin in an authority role has shaken things up in WWE a bit. However, he was better off with limited power as the Constable, where he was assisting Kurt Angle.
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As RAW GM-elect, he's brought back an "Authority" type-storyline, where a heel authority figure abuses his power against babyfaces. While it's nice to see him become a regularly featured star, the storyline has been done time and again, dating all the way back to the Attitude Era.
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Post-WrestleMania 32 saw one great change: the end of heel authority storylines. Stories that don't have authority figures as central characters are far better for more reasons than one. They're better off as a prop in the stories rather than central figures (see: SmackDown Live lately).
Thankfully, the odds of Corbin winning are very less and TLC will likely see the end of his run as an authority figure.
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