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=== Expansion into the United States (2014) ===

Art Chaos assembled an international roster for its 2014 campaign in Europe and the United States.

In November 2013, [[Houston Heat]] confirmed that Konstantin Fedorov, Mikhail Knyazev and Sergey Solnyshkov would leave the American team to join Art Chaos full-time.[7]

The organisation subsequently recruited French player Axel Gaudin from Toulouse TonTons and British player Clint Moore from [[London Nexus]].

The January 2014 team announcement identified Maxim Preobrazhenskiy as coach and Olga Rumyantseva as team manager.[8]

Art Chaos competed in the PSP professional division during 2014, initially participating in both the Champions and Challengers divisions under the league's promotion and relegation system.

At the PSP West Coast Open, held on 8–10 August 2014, the team defeated [[Edmonton Impact]] 7–4 in the professional final to win its first American PSP event championship.[3]

The team achieved its most significant American victory at the PSP World Cup in October 2014.

Art Chaos defeated [[Tampa Bay Damage]] 7–0 in the professional Champions Division final, winning the World Cup title in its first full season competing in the United States.[4]

Art Chaos finished third in the 2014 PSP professional season standings, according to the official PBLeagues results.[9]

In Europe, the team won the final Millennium Series tournament at Paris-Chantilly, defeating Houston Heat 3–2 in overtime.

Art Chaos finished fifth overall in the 2014 CPL season rankings.[1][10]