If Whyte happened to fight and beat Fury his next target should then be Usyk and all the belts. A rematch clause would only get in the way of that.
Yeah you're right, but Hearn doesn't think Whyte will win over 12 so he's trying to get him a double payday and up to 24 rounds to try before letting Fury move on. If he had confidence in Whyte he wouldn't want a rematch clause.
People are always complaining but EH doing his job which is the best terms for his fighters. I doubt a Rematch clause would be viable really but Warren is fucking stupid not to have a clause in there for Fury as the champion, it is basic business sense.
Yes Hearn is doing his job for Whyte but as a fan and spectator who wants to see the undisputed fight at some point in our lifetime, it's extremely irritating that all of these obstacles keep popping up (or would be if Team Fury were on board, thankfully they don't seem to be).
FW saying no rematch clause if true/sticks is the best thing for anyone who wants to see undisputed asap because DW is his mandatory so Hearn will only let Fury have a rematch clause if he gets the same for DW which means regardless of who wins we'll have to see it again immediately or large step aside money will need to be found, we're tired of this merry-go-round. Thankfully the champion seems secure enough to not be worried about the possibility of losing, he feels he's the number 1 guy at the class and so there's no chance of any upset, that's a refreshing attitude if you ask me.