The classics people still aren’t over...

The actor was spotted courtside at the prestigious sporting event donning a green and white tracksuit with “Da Championships Wimbledon” branding and a weed leaf logo, along with his signature sunglasses and beard. 

In true Ali G style, the back of his jacket read: “Official Ganja Dealer.”

The appearance came after reports claimed Ali G could be returning to the big screen for the first time in 24 years, with a new movie reportedly in the works.

Ali G selling weed at the Wimbledon Men’s final lol pic.twitter.com/07BVClpJ4A

"I think they could've run Peep Show for another 10 years, and it still would've been brilliant! They could've been in jail. The way they were going in their lives, you could've followed it into absolute chaos." 

"Since the day it was declared that they were not doing a sequel, I've been so upset about it – and this was years and decades ago." 

"I honestly would die if there was a reboot of Harry Hill's TV Burp. I am obsessed with that show!" 

"The 'failed' Disney movies (Black Cauldron, Atlantis, Treasure Planet, Raya and the Last Dragon) should be made into series instead, or be given live-action reboots. Also, Kingdom of the Sun (original Emperor's New Groove) could be a great romance epic." 

"RoboCop! I feel like where we are with technology, especially in regards to surveillance and A.I., there’s a new RoboCop story begging to be told."

"Knightmare. Bonus points: same style of graphics as before."

"Pacific Rim. We need more giant robots. My dream would be for it to be a prequel/cross-over with the Godzilla /Kong franchise. Like they learned that 1 human can't handle Mechagodzilla, so now they're trying it with 2."

"Dungeons and Dragons. I’m so bitter about how it got cancelled before the kids made it home."

"Eragon. A movie or a TV series. I want them done right with the same love and passion I have for these books." 

"The Losers. Starred Jeffery Dean Morgan, Idris Elba, Zoe Saldana, and Chris Evans, among others. Came out around the same time as the A-Team, but I think The Losers was the better of the two. Hard to compete with such a well-known franchise, though, and a year after release, Captain America: The First Avenger came out. So, that was that. Good movie though, well made."

"The Nice Guys.... Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe had such good chemistry, and it felt like their adventures were just starting ...too bad it didn't make much at the box office and killed all chances of a sequel."

"Inside Job, it ended on the saddest note with questions still to answer."

Additional photo credits: @official.ali.g (Instagram)/Neilson Barnard (Getty Images)