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An arrest report filed by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office says officers responded to Blair's Forest Hills, Fla., home at 4 a.m. Sunday, after the one-time World Wrestling Federation star allegedly punched his 17-year-old son in the face and put him in a chokehold, The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune reported.

Sheriff's deputies say Blair then attacked his younger son, said to be 12 years old, allegedly grabbing the boy by the throat and leaving a mark by punching him in the head.

Blair, listed as 6 feet, 235 pounds, was held Monday without bail pending a hearing before Judge Walter Heinrich, the newspaper said.

Blair, a conservative Republican who campaigned on "family values" themes, was defeated in his reelection bid last year by Kevin Beckner after a heated campaign. In March, Blair sued Beckner for allegedly accusing him of "self-dealing, taking action to harm women and children and supporting racism" during the campaign, the Tribune reported.

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