Black capitulate in trading down his active pieces. If the Hung queen was the main fault, the secondary fault has to be a lack of development, and the tertiary has to be the lack of an attempt to create complications.
16... h6 17. c5
Locking out the undeveloped bishop and planning a Queen Side pawn storm
17... f6 18. b4 Bf8e7 19. Rf1b1 g5 20. Qf4e3 e5
even though this loses a pawn, I do like that it opens up some very useful lines for Black and creates some, at least temporarily, play in the center to combat the wing attack.
21. dxe5 fxe5 22. Qe3xe5 Rh8f8
Not dealing with the potential mate threats.
23. b5
The King or bust.
23... cxb5 24. c6
! opening up the line for the queen, threatening to win the rook, and creating back rank threats against the black king. Also, the culmination of the pawn storm plan which begin several moves ago.
24... Be7d6
? a6 or some other move preventing mate was necessary. it is forced mate from here with: 25. Qxb5+ Kc8 (if 25...Ka8 26. Qb7#) 26. Qb8#
