Yano, a founding member and one of its biggest wild cards, had entered a protracted feud with the sadistic veteran Minoru Suzuki, who lured away his tag team partner Takashi Iizuka to his own group: Suzuki-gun. Yujiro Takahashi betrayed Okada in 2014, and defected to the newly reinvigorated Bullet Club, who would go on to take quite a few of CHAOS' entrenched positions in each division (including the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, taken from Okada by AJ Styles the night of Yujiro's betrayal).

For the early 2010's, the Intercontinental and Heavyweight Championships were defined primarily by Nakamura and Okada, who were always in some form of feud with outside forces, but never each other always driving a one-upsmanship game between the two, and elevating the belts to new heights. By the end of 2013, CHAOS had a stranglehold on the entire company, with nearly every division dominated by a CHAOS member or tag team, nearly every belt present and accounted for, and tournaments being a lock into being CHAOS-front run. In the same year, Nakamura completed his quest for vengeance by beating Hirooki Goto for the IWGP Intercontinental championship, and held it for longer than any other wrestler in company history, but not before changing it's look to the current white strap design. Hiroshi Tanahashi, and winning his title in 2012.

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