As I recall, this is from one of Spassky's games. And he played here 1 Nxd8 Nxf5 2 Nc6 and his opponent resigned.
Your line seems pretty promising too. Although at the end Black can play 7... Nd6, and after 8 d8/Q Nxe8 9 Qxe8 he is hanging in there at least (though clearly a bit rickety).
I think both moves are winning. I also came up with your move, though I found it not so easy to calculate all the upcoming onslaught.
After looking at it with the neutral help of a chess engine, I think spassky's (if it was his) solution is at least faster. Is a faster mate always more elegant? I don't know.
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