I don't know, whether this is a correct assumption. But in always wondering, what makes a photographer "drop" color on purpose, my explanation is this: If there is an aspect to a given image - other than color, of course ;-) - that stands out, N&B/B&W is the recommended choice, for it might highlight that aspect of the image - a certain detail, the proportions, lighting or- as in your case - a perfect composition. Hence, I'd say: The B&W, as the color information might be distracting the viewer from the composition.
Does it make any sense to you?
Having looked at both versions of this image, my preference is for this mono version. With the high level of contrast and light and shade, any colour would be a distraction. I think rendering this image in mono adds an interesting edge to it.
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