Impossible to judge that now. You'll know more next week. There are too many factors at play here. The fight, game 7 in the NBA playoffs (which delayed the start of the fight), the lack of 3D revenue vs A1, the lack of theater count vs. A1 even though it had more screens, the fact that it wasn't the novelty A1 was, the darker look to the film vs the more family friendly A1.
This just goes to show how impossible Box office is to predict. No one called A1 for being the top movie of 2012, making 1.5 B WW. TDKR was considered by most the most anticipated film of the year, and people even predicted it breaking A1's record months after it already set the record.
It took a long time for Spider-man to break the 100M weekend barrier, it took 11 more years for Avengers to break the 200M barrier.
If Star Wars 7 doesn't break the record with what will be the widest release ever, it will be a long time before anything else does.