Stakhovsky discusses the new generation: "Their results are much lower than those of the generation that preceded them" Former world number 31, Serhiy Stakhovsky reacted to the comments of his compatriot Alexandr Dolgopolov, who had claimed that the current top 15 is weaker than about ten years ago.
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