This paper studies a two-strain SIS epidemic model with a competing mechanism and a saturating incidence rate
on complex networks. This type of incidence rate could be used to reflect the crowding effect of the
infective individuals. We first obtain the associated reproduction numbers for each of the two strains which
determine the existence of the boundary equilibria. Stability of the disease-free and boundary equilibria are
further examined. Besides, we also show that the two competing strains can coexist under certain conditions.
Interestingly, the saturating incidence rate can have specific effects on not only the stability of the boundary equilibria,
but also the existence of the coexistence equilibrium. Numerical simulations are presented to support the theoretical results.