The hosts claimed the first two golds of the final day with Aphichaya Lekmat winning 29-28 against Cheryl Gwa Wei Ying of Singapore in the women’s under-48 kilograms category.

In the men’s under-51kg, Samchai Promnin was also victorious for Thailand, edging past Russian Ovsep Aslanyan, competing as an independent neutral athlete 29-28.

The men’s under-57kg final went to Ruach Hashem Bichayanu Gordon of Israel, who defeated Sayed Rohullah Mosawi of Afghanistan 30-27.

In the women’s under-57kg, Russian Maria Klimova, competing as an independent neutral athlete, overcame Nefise Atalay of Turkey 30-27.

Turkey were victorious in the men’s under-63.5kg category with Sercan Koc beating Abil Galiyev of Kazakhstan 30-26.

There was more success for the hosts in the men’s under-67kg category, with Narin Wonglakhon edging past Maxim Branis of Israel 29-28.

Independent neutral athletes won the next two categories, with Valeria Albul claiming the women’s under-67kg title, as she beat Halime Eke of Turkey 30-27, and fellow Russian Konstantin Shakhtarin defeating Thotsaphon Saophanao of Thailand by the same scoreline in the men’s under-71kg category.

The next two men’s finals were close affairs, with Mustafa Aboutaka of Sweden beating Russian Magomed Magomedov, competing as an independent neutral athlete 29-28 in the under-75kg.

In the under-81kg, Mustafa Al Tekreeti of Iraq edged past Artiom Livadari of Moldova by the same scoreline.

The women’s under-54kg category saw Megan Washam of the United States beat Laura Burgos of Mexico 30-27.

Islay Erika Bomogao of the Philippines edged past Camilla Danielsson of Sweden 29-28 in the women’s under-45kg, while in the men’s under-54kg Shamil Yermagambe of Kazakhstan was a narrow 29-28 victor against Tak Chuen Suen of Hong Kong.

The women’s under-60kg title went to Tierra Brandt of the United States who beat Ewin Ates of Sweden 30-27.

Independent neutral athletes won the next two titles, with Asadula Imangazaliev defeating Phongsathon Rueangnoi of Thailand 29-28 in the men’s under-60kg, and fellow Russian Ekaterina Bezhan overcoming Croatia’s Helena Jurisic 30-27 in the women’s under-71kg category.

Irene Forsell Nilsson of Sweden overcame Mensure Karadayi of Turkey 30-27 to win the women’s under-75kg category.

The women’s over +75kg category saw Eleonora Filippou of Cyprus run out a 30-27 victor against Irina Larionova, competing as an independent neutral athlete.

Independent neutral athletes won the last two men’s categories, with Gadzhi Medzhidov beating Jacky Jeanne of France in the under-91kg, while fellow Russian Dmitrii Vasenev beat Turkey’s Umut Eryilmaz 29-27 in the over +91kg category.

Finally, three titles were decided in wai kru disciplines, with Thanawan Thongduang of Thailand edging past Islay Erika Bomogao of the Philippines 10-9 in the female event.

The senior male 25-32 age group crown went to Yen Nguyen Van of Vietnam, who beat Ali Mohammedawi of Iraq 9-8, while the senior male 18-24 age group title went to Ka Chun Mok of Hong Kong who defeated Johnden Aldana of the Philippines 9-8.

Vietnam finished top of the overall medal standings, with 15, featuring five golds, three silvers and seven bronzes, followed by Malaysia in second and Thailand in third, both with a total of eight medals.

The Championships took place in conjunction with the IFMA's 30th anniversary celebration.