Russia is not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and so is not eligible to participate in the Commonwealth Games.
Russia is a major participant in the Olympic Games.
No the Olympic Games have never been held in Haiti
This is unlikely to happen as the Commonwealth games are limited to countries from the British Commonwealth and are therefore a lot smaller than the Olympic Games.
No, America has never hosted the Commonwealth Games as they are not part of the Commonwealth of Nations.
Russia has sent competitors to most of the Olympic games
Never. He attended the Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936, not the Commonwealth Games.
they are two deferent competitions both games are only for the unprofessional players but the commonwealth games are only for countries that used to be in the commonwealth =)
The differences are the Olympic Games are open to all 201 countries that are members of the IOC (International Olympic Committee), the Commonwealth Games are only open to countries under the British monarchy and the Asian Games are exclusive to the Asian Continent and it's countries.
The only real difference is the countries that are invited to participate. All countries that have a National Olympic Committee may send athletes to the Olympic Games. All countries that are members of the Commonwealth of Nations or are a territory of a member of the Commonwealth of Nations may send athletes to the Commonwealth Games. There are a few sports competed in the Commonwealth Games that are not competed in the Olympics (lawn bowls, squash, and netball). Olympic sports canoeing, sailing, and volleyball have never been competed in the Commonwealth Games.
NZ has never hosted the Olympic Games. However NZ did host the Commonwealth Games in Auckland, in 1990.
The first Winter Olympic Games held in Russia were in Sochi in 2014.
Firstly olympic is not spelt oylimpic secondary there are no olympic or commonwealth games that have or are going to be held in 2010
This is unlikely to happen as the Commonwealth games are limited to countries from the British Commonwealth and are therefore a lot smaller than the Olympic Games.