A Romanian league in the FCL network
Romania is FCL's fourth territory, after France, Monaco and Switzerland. FCL is building the same format there: regular galas of human-piloted humanoid robot fights, national standings and teams that represent the country abroad.
The launch is planned after the Swiss stop, which follows the summer 2027 Riviera series. The dates and the venue of the first gala in Bucharest will be announced to subscribers first.
Why Romania?
- A co-founder on the ground: Maximilian Cretulescu, who is Romanian, leads the league's development from Bucharest.
- An active tech and gaming scene: pilots, content creators and a crowd already at home with esports.
- Teams that travel: the best Romanian teams fight at FCL galas in France and at international meetings.
The same format as Paris
An FCL gala in Bucharest follows the running order of every gala in the league: robots on show when doors open, pilots' undercard, creator fights, then the main event. The robots are Unitree humanoids piloted in real time by a human from outside the cage. The humanoid robot fighting guide explains how it works.
Join the Romanian league
- Pilots: athletes, gamers and performers based in Romania, applications are open now.
- Creators: Romanian YouTubers, streamers and TikTokers for the creator fights.
- Brands and venues: partners, clubs and venues in Bucharest and the major cities.
Before Bucharest
The first FCL gala takes place in Paris, in January 2027, followed by the galas in Nice, Cannes and Monaco, then the stop in Switzerland. Every gala is streamed live on Twitch, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. The full calendar is on the robot fighting in France page.
Frequently asked questions
Are there robot fights in Romania?
FCL is preparing a national humanoid robot fighting league in Romania, led from Bucharest. The launch follows the Swiss stop, after the summer 2027 Riviera series; dates are announced first to subscribers on fclbots.com.
Who runs FCL in Romania?
Maximilian Cretulescu, co-founder of FCL, who is Romanian, runs the Romanian league from Bucharest.
Can I become a fighting robot pilot in Romania?
Yes. Applications are open through the pilot form on fclbots.com. Selected pilots train on the league's robots and fight for the national standings.