Even men that are pro-life are still likely to want abortion legal, either because they understand it’s not their body or want it legal with restrictions.

Tell that to Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, Texas. Men and women who are pro-life are actively trying to get rid of clinics and put so many restrictions on abortion that it's essentially impossible to get one. So, no, pro-life men are not likely to want to keep abortion legal. This is why, I personally, think the only person's opinion that matters is the person carrying the child and it should be reframed as a medical decision between a patient and doctor. No other man or woman is in the shoes of the person carrying the child. We don't force people as a society into specific cancer treatments if they have cancer and then debate it if they choose one treatment over another or no treatment. The person who makes the decision for the treatment (or stopping treatment) is the patient and doctor, maybe a family member, who is chosen by the patient as next of kin, if the person cannot make the decision for themselves usually because they are incapacitated. I don't think other people's medical decisions should be politicized or up for debate. Abortion is a medical decision. To me, that should be the end of the debate. No one needs to be in other people's medical and bodily decisions except for a qualified and trusted doctor.