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Not once but twice: Once against the grand shovel himself Triple H and again with his mini-me Seth Rollins. The only decent part of the HHH match was the DX/NWO reunions, but this was a confrontation people wanted in the 90s, not 16 years later. 

It's because Sting was loyal to WCW and was offerd a job at WWF at the time after Vince bought out WCW, but wasn't interested, and we all know how Vinnie Mac loves to screw over WCW brass when he can. Look at how WWF handled DDP and Dean Malenko, two of the best WCW had to offer, but Dean was barely used and DDP had that godawful angle with Undertaker. Even 14 years after the fact, Vince likes to rub it in everyone's face how he beat WCW and flaunts it whenever he can, and it shows with his booking. 

Sting's loyalty to WCW is probably what made WWE bury him like a Crow-faced cat turd. 

The Corporation allowed for an even playing field full of weekly surprises.

 

The Authority are just a bunch of boring Sosuke Aizens who are no doubt one of the major reasons behind WWE's ratings-crash.

Exactly my point. The Corporation was the Heel Authority Stable done right. All The Authority does now is screw over whomever they don't like and no one stands up to them. 

There's a way they can salvage this I feel:

Since Roman got screwed over once again and this is another semi-traditional Survivor Series screwjob, and a few weeks before on Raw, Roman said that he didn't want to be handed the belt, he could theoretically go after The Authority and maybe team up with Ambrose (Who I felt would fit this role better, but bare with me)

The main issue I see with The Authority is, aside from how long they've been around, the lack of foil. They're The Corporation of this generation, but no Stone Cold to go against them, no Undertaker to try and usurp power from them. Dean would have made a perfect foil, and Roman could do the job well, since he showed he wants nothing to do with The Authority giving him perks. Let it culminate in a Triple H Vs. Reigns match at WM 32.