Marion Jones competed admirably in all five Olympic events despite the massive cloud hovering over her head. She took home three gold medals (100m and 200m sprints, as well as a 4x400m relay) and two bronze medals (long jump and 4x100m relay). She would eventually have all of her medals revoked. Jones's success on the track made her one of the most admired athletes in America. Her explosive speed and outstanding footwork earned her the title "Faster than Lightning." The media also coined the nicknames "Mighty Mouse" and "America's Sweetheart" for her. After graduating from high school, Jones attended UCLA where she became a four-time All-American in track and field. She went on to become one of the greatest sprinters of all time with 12 national championships across various distances. Jones has also won the World Championships in 100m and 200m dashes twice each. She is the only person ever to win both events at the same Olympics. When Jones retired from athletics after the 2008 Beijing Games, she had already amassed more than $3 million in career earnings. This was largely due to her dominance on the track that included 14 world records and 81 national titles. In 2009, it was revealed that USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) had discovered evidence of steroid use by Jones. She admitted to USADA that she had taken synthetic testosterone throughout her career.