If you are being serious then I'd say Lewis takes him out in about 4 rounds. Chambers was begging for an uppercut and Lewis is far more capable of opening up an opponent than WALD. Chambers output is quite low and I don't think he gets passed Lewis jab. If he does then he eats punches from all angles as he doesn't have the firepower to stop Lennox.
Chambers is a quick, athletic heavy but he just doesn't have the necessary tools to beat Lewis. Lennox was often seen as too cautious but compared to Wlad he's a heavyweight Arturo Gatti. I see Lennox taking Chambers out in about 7-8 rounds.
If Eddie stood on the ropes like that for large periods with his guard up, Lewis would pepper him with right hands splitting the guard, unlike Wlad who "plays it safe" with the jab. Lewis KO2.
:rofl I can't see Chambers or Arreola beating the contenders of the 90's or WBO champs Mercer or Morrison in their primes much less Lewis.
On a related note, did anybody else think the KO was a bit, well, theatrical...? Wlad kind of caught him with a weak looking jab/left hook that was meant to set up a big shot, and he went down like he had been hit by a sniper.
Lewis went 12 rounds with Mavrovich, a guy hardly better or more dangerous than Eddie. In fact, Lewis lost a round or two to Mavrovich, when Lewis fell asleep in the ring and looked like he was going through his grocery shopping list or how to redesign his garage at home.