The news behind the news is, that the EU parliamentarians likely did sacrifice net-neutrality to get rid of the roaming charges (it is rumored, that many feared that when the whole package was not voted for fast, the roaming charges would also be dropped from agenda).
So, very possible, in the end we get nothing of it at all!
It’s intended to avoid the Netflix-Verizon issue, but it still allows for unfair competition, although the ECJ already mentioned they would consider that an antitrust violation.
So we might end up with a fair result.
But you can’t say they "banned" or gave a "heavy blow to" Net Neutrality.
They created a very limited law, that provides some of the protections of Net Neutrality, but most importantly, it creates more competition between ISPs.
But, as most of the other protections of Net Neutrality are anti-monopoly laws, the ECJ might end up ruling that, if one combines this law with antitrust laws, these protections are implied.