RvW won't be overturned, at least not immediately. The two results I expect are: (1) abortion sent back for the states to legislate on and (2) abortion rights chipped away over time. A lot of time still needs to pass before RvW can be overturned, and this is due to public opinion -- even though most of the country favors restrictions on abortion, they would probably balk if the supreme court immediately overturned RvW. But public opinion is influenced by court decisions, so the more abortion rights are chipped away the easier it becomes to overturn RvW.