Romania finished the competition with a total of 11 medals – four gold, two silver and five bronze – and ranked 13th out of 26 participating countries. The national team consisted of 13 athletes, aged between 7 and 29, from three clubs: MMA Transilvania Cluj-Napoca, Dragonul Baia Mare and Falx Dacica Focșani. The delegation was led by Sebastian Ioan Haidu, president of WBC MuayThai Romania, and head coach Sergiu Alin Cornea.

The Cluj club MMA Transilvania had the largest representation with nine athletes and accumulated seven medals: two gold, one silver and four bronze. Armin Crișan and Luca Bogza became European champions, Patrick Crișan won silver, while Eduard Ciceu, Nicolas Prigoană, Ștefan Oroian and Andreas Bora won bronze. Lucas Alexandru Clapa and Ștefănel Rusu finished the competition in 5th and 9th place, respectively.

Romania's medal count was completed by athletes from Dragonul Baia Mare – Nicolas Haidu (gold), Nicolas Demian (silver) and Mario Lungu (bronze) – and Saverio Bercuci, from Falx Dacica Focșani, who won the delegation's fourth gold medal.